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THE REGISTERS

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WADHAM COLLEGE,
OXFORD.

(PART /.)
From 1613 to 1719.

EDITED, WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTES,

BY THE

REV. ROBERT BARLOW GARDINER, MA., F.S.A.

FORMERLY SCHOLAR OF THE COLLEGE;
EDITOR OF THE ADMISSION REGISTERS OF ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL.

LONDON :

GEORGE BELL AND SONS, YORK STREET,

COVENT GARDEN.

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THE FOUNDERS,

AND TO ALL OTHER BENEFACTORS
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THE GRATITUDE OF ONE OF THE FOUNDATION.

PREFACE.

SOME five years ago I undertook to prepare for publication
the records of men who had belonged to Wadham College.
Beginning with the foundation of the College, and continuing
to 1881, I found that I had gathered over 6,000 names. The
question then arose, by what standard should I determine
who were Wadham men ? Should I confine myself to the
members of the Foundation, or should I include Commoners ?
Should I be guided by the University Matriculation Registers,
or limit my list to Graduates ? Should I depend on the
College Admission Registers as far as they existed, or the
more complete but very confused records of Cautions de-
posited with the College ? I soon, found that no one standard
would do. Several of the most eminent men were never on
the Foundation. A very large number resided and paid
Caution without matriculating, a still larger number without
graduating. Many members of the Foundation never paid
Caution money, and the Admission Registers have large gaps
in them. I have therefore determined to include all the
names that I could collect whether from University or College
records, whether as matriculating, graduating, residing, or
paying Caution. And if in such a list I shall seem at times
to have claimed for Wadham men whose careers belong more
properly to other Colleges or the sister University, I shall

PREFACE.

have at least wronged no writers save Dr. Bloxam and
Mr. Boase (to whose records of Magdalen and Exeter men
I am much indebted, not merely for information, but also for
example), and shall not be sorry if my work stirs up the
historians of other Colleges to vindicate their claims to some
of those who are here set down as Wadham men.

In tracing the careers of men after leaving the University,
the numerous histories of the English counties, especially
Dorset, Devon, and Somerset, have been searched ; and when
other clues failed, Marshall's Genealogist's Guide has often
suggested fresh sources of information. Much material has
also been gathered from the publications of the Harleian
Society, the Camden Society, and the Oxford Historical
Society. Weaver's Somersetshire Incumbents, from which
many valuable suggestions were obtained, only appeared
after my early sheets were in type. Foster's Alumni
Oxonienses hardly touches the period contained in this
volume.

The best thanks of all interested in this kind of work are
due to the Warden and Fellows of Wadham College for the
courtesy with which they placed all their records at my
disposal, and I would express my own gratitude for the
kindness and hospitality which they extended to me during
my frequent visits to Oxford, whereby the toil of this duty
of piety is associated with many pleasant memories. I must
also beg the numerous clergy who have searched Registers
and copied monuments for me, particularly throughout the
county of Somerset, to accept this grateful acknowledgment
of the services which they have rendered to the work. And
I would express my thanks to Sir Albert Woods, Garter, not

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only for giving me access to the Sussex Collections (MS.) of
my late uncle, William Courthope, Somerset Herald, but also
for his readiness to furnish me with help from the valuable
MS. Collections of Pedigrees preserved in the College of
Arms.

I must mention that the work has grown in bulk far
beyond what I originally contemplated, for I had hoped that
one volume would contain all the 6,000 names and some
Appendices to boot on the Wadham family, the Endowment
and Estates, the Buildings, Benefactors, Servants, Library,
Plate and Pictures, &c.

Now I will only add that should this record of a hundred
years of Wadham commend itself to those interested in
University history, I will endeavour at some future time to
make use of the large collections which I have already
gathered so as to carry on the work for another century and
a half.

In a work consisting so largely of names and dates it is
scarcely possible to avoid some errors, and perhaps some
identifications may appear to be based on insufficient grounds.
I can only say that I have endeavoured to place strict limits
on my conjectures, and to give each name and date as nearly
as possible as it stands in the original authority; so that,
with confidence in my own efforts to be strictly honest in the
use of my materials, I commit the general result to the
charity of students.

ROBERT B. GARDINER.

2Qth October, 1889.

TABLE OF CONTENTS.

Introduction

Fasti for Wadham College

The Wardenship of—

Kobert Wright .

John Flemmyng .

William Smith .

Daniel Estcot

John Pitt

John Wilkins

Walter Blandford

Gilbert Ironside .

Thomas Dunster .
Appendix —

The Chamber Books
Additions and Corrections
Index of Names .

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479
485

INTRODUCTION.

WADHAM COLLEGE was founded by Nicholas Wadham, of
Meri field, in the county of Somerset, and Dorothy his wife,
daughter of Sir William Petre, of Writtle, in the county of
Essex. Being the last male of an ancient and wealthy stock,
seated in Devonshire from the reign of Edward I., Nicholas
desired while leaving the Wadham estates to his natural heirs,
his sisters and their descendants, to secure the perpetuation
of his family name by founding the " Collegium Wadhami "
out of his private fortune. It is said that it was at first
intended to establish a college at Venice for the reception of
English students ; but however this may have been, Nicholas
Wadham had changed his purpose before his death, and
resolved to establish in the University of Oxford, where he
had himself been at one time a Fellow Commoner either of
Christ Church or of Corpus Christi College, "Collegium
pauperum et indigentium Scholarium ad laudem, gloriam et
honorem Omnipotentis Dei, bonarum litterarum incrementum
ac communem hujus regni utilitatem." With this end in view
he endeavoured to acquire the site of Gloucester Hall (now
Worcester College), but he died before the completion of the
purchase, having intrusted the fulfilment of his design to
his widow. Failing to secure the ground selected by her
husband, Dorothy Wadham purchased of the citizens of
Oxford the site of Austin Friars ; and having obtained
Letters Patent from King James I. (dated 20 December,
1610) she proceeded to erect upon it the buildings
which still stand there, almost unchanged, and which form
perhaps the most uniform and perfect specimen of collegiate
architecture in the University.

On the 16th August, 1612, she put forth the statutes of
the college, and on the 20th April. 1613, the Society was
constituted by the admission of the Warden, Fellows and

INTRODUCTION.

Scholars nominated by the Foundress. At this time the
building must have been nearly finished ; the chapel was
consecrated on the 29th April, 1613. The building comprised
a chapel with ante-chapel, a hall and kitchen with library
over it and numerous chambers, of which a further account
will be found in the Appendix.

The Foundress continued to direct the management of
the college in many respects until her death in 1618.

THE STATUTES

state that the college is founded for a Warden, fifteen
Fellows, as many Scholars, two " Capellani in sacris ordinibus
constituti," two " Clerici," an Obsonator, two Cooks, two
Butlers and a Porter. The Fellows were allowed to study in
any faculty, but the Warden was required to proceed to the
degree of Doctor of Divinity within a year of his election.
A Fellow might retain his fellowship for eighteen years from
his regency as M.A. ; a Scholar might remain in his place if
he wished for twelve years after taking his degree of M.A.
Three of the Scholars were to be taken from the county of
Somerset and three from Essex: and by a subsequent
ordinance the Foundress directed that persons of Founder's
kin, if fit, should have a preference in elections, provided
that tliere should not be more than three Fellows and three
Scholars of Founder's kin at the same time in the college.
Commoners and Batellars might be admitted to reside in the
college, but their tutors must give a bond of £10 for the
payment of the pupils' Battels. A Commoner was to give
twenty shillings or a silver cup on his admission ; a Batellar
ten shillings. Pupils were not to take the College Oath
before the age of fifteen. The Bishop of Bath and Wells
for the time being was appointed Visitor, with the power of
visiting once in five years or oftener on the requisition of the
Warden and Seniors.

COLLEGE OFFICERS.

These were originally eight in number besides the Warden,
viz. Sub-Warden, Dean, two Bursars, Humanity Lecturer,
Catechist, Moderator of Philosophy and Sub-Dean : to these
was added a Librarian in 1618 ; and in 1623 " a new class

INTRODUCTION.

was constituted of the Inferior Class of Sophisters/' and a
tenth officer (Moderator Novae Classis) was elected, appar-
ently to assist the Sub-Dean. All the original offices were
held almost invariably by Fellows, except that of Sub-Dean,
which was generally held by a graduate Scholar or Probationer
Fellow ; the Librarian was always a Fellow ; the Moderator
Novae Classis, was generally a Scholar, but occasionally
a Commoner : this latter officer was appointed annually till
1640, and again from 1666 to 1689, after which date the
records of elections cease for a time. The other officers con-
tinued to be appointed nominally each December, but in the
middle of the last century a custom grew up of allowing some
or all of them to act by deputy, so that at times three or
four Fellows (and even two) were executing all the offices,
the nominal holders being non-resident, and only coming up
for Elections and other business. All the officers were
nominated by the Foundress as long as she lived. Sub-
sequently they were elected annually on St. Nicholas Day,
6th December. The officers then elected served therefore
for the year following their date of election, or if we observe
the Old Style, for the last three months of the year of election
and nine months of the subsequent year. The Bursars
seem generally to have each executed the duties of their office
for half the year.

At first most of the offices changed hands annually, and
were rarely held for more than two consecutive years ; and
even when it was seen to be desirable to secure more con-
tinuity in the working of the college, this was obtained by
the above system of deputies, the officers being still nominally
changed.

THE RECORDS.

In dealing with the records of Wadham, it is necessary to
break up the subject into Periods.

The First of these Periods will extend from the opening of
the college in 1613 to the end of the Civil War, about 1647 ;
this will include the time of the first five Wardens.

The Second Period will be from 1647 to 1659, the reign of
Warden Wilkins : during part of which time the University
was under the rule of the Parliamentary Visitors.

The Third Period will run from 1659 to 1689, and include
the reigns of Wardens Blandford and Ironside.

xiv INTRODUCTION.

The Fourth Period extends from 1689 to 1738, the reigns
of Wardens Dunster, Baker and Thistlethwayte.

The Fifth Period is from 1738 to 1806; the time of
Wardens Lisle, Wyndham, Gerard and Wills.

The Sixth Period is from 1806 to 1881 : the time of
Wardens Tournay, Symons and Griffiths.

Of these Periods the first three and part of the fourth are
included in the present volume.

For the First Period then (1613—1647) the documents
available are :

A. The Register of Foundationers.

B. Liber sive registrum continens nomina Primorum
Gardiani, Sociorum, Scholarium, Capellanorum et Clericorum
Collegii Wadhami : omnium etiam Commensalium et
Battelariorum a prima fundatione admissorum.

C. The College Caution Books.
M. The College Convention Books.

And these are supplemented by the University Subscrip-
tion Book, University Matriculation Register, and the Lists
of Graduates.

Two books containing the names of the occupants of the
chambers in college are also extant for this period ; but
they are far from complete, and after the war began the
entries are very irregular.

Of these documents the Foundation Register (A) is
complete and apparently contemporaneous ; B was compiled
in 1636, probably by Warden Estcot: it may have been
based on early Caution Books, but I can find no clue as to
his authority for the lists from 1613 — 1636 : though they
correspond in part with the existing Caution Books and
the University Matriculations.

The Caution Books (C) profess to date from the foundation
of the college, but the entries as to Commoners and Fellow
Commoners appear to be only commenced regularly from the
Bursarship of Osborne and Anketill (1620—1621). I am
inclined however to think that the book was first kept
regularly by Bursars Estcot and Payton (1621—1622), and that
all Cautions then in the Bursars' hands were prefixed to
the record : at any rate the first entries as to Batellars'
Cautions were made by these Bursars. The earliest note
of the restoration of a Caution, apparently in Estcot's hand-
writing, is dated January 1621. The entries are continued

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steadily till 1642, after which there are no entries till
1646—1647.

The entries in the Convention Book (M) though brief
are complete from the Foundation.

The University Subscription Book contains nothing but
bare names ; and no Matriculations are recorded at Wadham
till 1615, under which year there are seven entries, just as
the first volume of the Kegister comes to an end; from
October 13th, 1615, the entries continue regularly through
the other volumes. But it must be observed that during
the Civil War (1642 — 1647) neither the College nor University
Books appear to have been kept at all carefully.

With the Second Period (1647—1659) an entire change
takes place in the documents available. A, which during the
Civil War has become somewhat irregular is again complete,
noting the decrees of the Parliamentary Visitors. B on the
contrary ceases entirely. The Caution Books (G) and other
College accounts were re-arranged by the intruded Fellows and
kept on a new plan. Lee and Lawrence recommence entries
in the Caution Book, 18 October, 1648, but it remains in
great confusion till 1652. Webber and Morland (chosen
Bursars 6th December, 1652) wrote out a list of all Cautions
received since 1648, which still were remaining in their
hands, and from this date the entries are regularly made till
1697. The records of Admission Fees commence in Lee's
Bursarship (1653 — 54) and are continued till 1698.

The various Bursars' Books (D) now become useful,
supplying lists, sometimes of Foundationers, sometimes of
Officers. M ceases altogether, and regular entries are not
resumed till the election of Blandford to the Wardenship
in 1659 : but on March 7, 1653, " It was ordered by the
Society that the former Orders agreed upon at several
times scattered in loose papers be registered and kept
together in this book," i.e. a small vellum-covered book
in which there are a few entries varying in date from
1650—1658.

The University Register of Matriculations is at this time
very unsatisfactory. "From 1647 to 1649 there seems to
have been no record of Matriculations at all, if indeed there
were any. Thus when the Bedell appointed by the Visitors
began to register Matriculations in 1649, having had no
experience, nor any former book to serve as a model, he made

INTRODUCTION.

the serious mistake of omitting to enter the age and the
place of birth against the names of those who were matricu-
lated during the period of the Commonwealth" (Burrows)
In fact he seems to have only cared to note the fee paid,
which as it depended on the status of the parent leads him to
enter that information in his Register.

The Chamber Books also contain entries for this period ;
and an endeavour was made to introduce a new system of
keeping this record, but it was soon dropped.

For the Third Period (1659—1689),

A continues to be well kept : but B is only kept from
1659—1668.

C. The Caution Books profess to be complete for this
period.

M is kept for the whole of this period.

The Matriculation Registers of the University begin to be
kept in the old form in March, 16£f.

For the Fourth Period as far as it is included in this
volume (1689 — 1719) there is a sad lack of records, for A is
only kept up to 1694, B is a blank, nor are there any entries
in the Convention Book; fortunately however the Caution
Books profess to be complete for this period, the only blank
being from Midsummer 1697 to Christmas 1698, and even
for that time there is a record of Admission fees.

Some help also can be obtained towards filling up this
gap from the various Bursars' Books (Z>), preserved in the
Muniment room.

For the First Period then (1613—1647) I have printed
the names mainly as they stand in B ; that is I have placed
under each year the names of the Socii Commen sales, Com-
mensales and Batellarii. To these I have occasionally
prefixed the name of any member of the Foundation whose
admission is recorded in A and not in B.

The list thus made is supplemented by, (1) names which
occur in the College Caution Books, (2) names which occur
in the University Matriculation Register, (3) names of
persons whose connection with the college is not otherwise
recorded than that they are stated to have graduated from
Wadham, (4) names which occur in the List of Pupils, the
Chamber Books, the Burial Register or any other docu-
ments, and who stood in various relations to the college. I
have not included the names of College servants, for I had

INTRODUCTION.

intended to have an Appendix to contain the names of
Privilegiati and Servientes.

It will be observed at once how many men entered at
the college (some even as Foundationers) without graduating,
and further that numbers of men appear in the College
Registers without matriculating, or matriculate without
being entered on the Registers, and some appear even to
graduate without having matriculated : some names appear
only in the Caution Books, while at the same time it is often
ascertained that these men kept residence from the Chamber
Books or some entry as to Battels.

It is obvious that since B has no entries for the Second
Period (1647 — 1659) a new system must be here adopted for
arranging the names. I should have chosen to adopt the
order in the Caution Books, but at this time the entries are
very much confused. The six intruded Fellows who with the
new Warden managed the college, seem with the exception
of Lee to have been hopelessly unsystematic : and Lee had
an arrangement of his own which no succeeding Bursars took
the trouble to carry out.

On the whole therefore, after using the Register of
Foundationers (A) I propose in this period to arrange the
names as they stand in the University Matriculation Book
and to supplement the lists so made from the Caution Books,
List of Graduates, &c.

For the early part of the Third Period, covering nearly the
Wardenship of Blandford, I am able to return to the
use of the College Registers, and to print the names in the
order there given, supplementing them from the same sources
as in the First period : but after the entries cease in B I am
obliged to fall back again upon the University Matriculation
Registers for the order, only prefixing to each year the names
of members of the Foundation, and such others as are found
in the Caution Books, but are not recorded as matriculating.

And for the Fourth Period .(1689—1719) in the scarcity
of College records I am almost entirely dependent on the
Matriculation Registers supplemented from the Caution
Books.

If therefore full information is obtained about a man, his
name is followed by his status in college, and his county,
and sometimes by a reference to his parentage from Register
B ; then comes the notice of his matriculation, given in Latin

b

INTRODUCTION.

from the University Registers : next the date of his payment
of Caution Money, which is sometimes " restored " to him,
sometimes " taken up for Battels " and occasionally " paid
over" to some Fellow, presumably his tutor or to some
other person : sometimes the Caution is " replaced " and
" restored " more than once : next if he became a member of
the Foundation comes the notice of his admission from
Register A, with a further entry as to his age and place of
birth or residence, sometimes confirmatory, sometimes con-
tradictory of the former entry : then come the dates of a man's
several degrees : next, if on the Foundation his admission to a
Fellowship and the College offices which he held (from M).
To these are subjoined any further facts connected with his
name while he was at Oxford : such as the chambers which
he occupied successively, his leaves of absence &c. Where it
has been possible to trace a man's subsequent career, the
information has been added in small type, together with the
names of any works of which he was the author; and in
some cases a statement is appended showing the relationship
which existed with other Wadham men, together with a
reference to any pictures in the possession of the college.
As this record contains the names of all men who have
entered college, it will naturally be found that in many
cases only one or two of the above-mentioned notices can be
given : but in the cases of Members of the Foundation the
record is tolerably complete. The notes as to the chambers
occupied by distinguished men are interesting, as the rooms
are still almost identical with those here referred to ; the
dates of " leave of absence " during the Civil War are fully
given in order that they may be compared with the move-
ments of the Bang's Army. In the matter of the restoration
of Cautions too often only the day of the month is entered
without the year, and even if the Bursar's name be added
it is often impossible to say to which of his periods of office the
entry is to be referred.

In conclusion, let me express a hope that this record will
show that the " Foundation of Nicholas Wadham and
Dorothy his wife " has not fallen short of the end which they
set before them when they established a College " for the
glory and honour of Almighty God, the promotion of sound
learning and the advantage of this realm."

FASTI

WADHAM COLLEGE.

In which are included such dates in the history of
England and of the City of Oxford, as may serve to
explain the actions of the College and its members ;
together with the appointments of the Wardens and of
the successive Bishops of Bath and Wells, who were
nominated Visitors by the Foundress.

1603. 24 March. Accession of James I.
1605. 5 Nov. Gunpowder Plot.

1608. 29 March. James Montague, Bishop of Bath and

Wells.

1609. 20 Oct. Death of Nicholas Wadham.

1610. 31 July. Foundation Stone laid.

20 Dec. King James's Letters Patent.
1612. 16 August. Statutes of Dorothy Wadham.

1612. Death of Dr. Bisse, Founder of the Library.

1613. 20 April. Admission of OTarfcen fflUigf)t and the first

members of the Society.
29 April. Consecration of the Chapel.
*19 July. Resignation of OTattJC
3 Sept. Nomination of (fflartien

* These dates are given slightly wrong in the body of the. Work.

b 2

xx FASTI FOR WADHAM COLLEGE.

1616. 17 Oct. Arthur Lake, Bishop of Bath and Wells.
I6ff-. 16 March. Death of Marten Clemming.

24 March. Nomination of ffitatiJen SllUtf).
1618. 16 May. Death of Dorothy Wadham.

30 Oct. The King attempts to intrude William

Durham as Fellow.
1623. 3 Oct. A New Class constituted out of the Inferior

Class of Sophisters.
1625. 27 March. Accession of King Charles I.

1625. 20 July. Plague in Oxford.

1626. 20 June. William Laud, Bishop of Bath and Wells.

1628. 24 July. Leonard Mawe, Bishop of Bath and Wells.

1629. 29 Oct. Walter Curie, Bishop of Bath and Wells.

1632. 26 Nov. William Pierce, Bishop of Bath and Wells.

1633. 17 July. Visitation of the College.
1635. *5 Sept. Resignation of TOattJCn Smttf).

1635. *7 Sept. Election of OTattieu lEmrott.

1636. 9 Sept, Further Visitation of the College.

1642. 22 Aug. Charles raises his Standard at Nottingham.

23 Oct. (Sunday) Battle of Edgehill.
29 Oct. The King enters Oxford.

29 Nov. The King returns to Oxford.
5 Dec. The King demands the College Plate.

1643. 13 July. Battle of Devizes.
27 July. Siege of Bristol.

10 Aug. Siege of Gloucester.

20 Sept. First Battle of Newbury.

1644. 22 Jan. Parliament summoned at Oxford.

9 April. Death of (ISatfcm ISstCOtt,

13 April. Election of OTartrm ^ttt
29 June. Battle of Cropredy Bridge.

2 July. Battle of Marston Moor.
27 Oct. Second Battle of Newbury.

1645. 10 Jan. Execution of Archbishop Laud.

Fairfax besieges Oxford.

14 June. Battle of Naseby.

1646. 26 April. The King leaves Oxford.

24 June. Surrender of Oxford.

1647. 1 May. Ordinancefor the Visitation and Reformation

of the University of Oxford.

* These dates are given slightly wrong in the body of the Work.

FASTI FOR WADHAM COLLEGE.

16fl-.
1648.

1649.
1651.

1652.

16ff .
1654.
1658.
1659.

1660.
1665.

1668.

1670.
1677.
1681.
1684.
16f|.
1685.

1687.

1687.
1688.
1688.

1689.
1689.

3 March. Deprivation of

6 April. Last entry in the Convention Book.

13 April. Barton ratltos intruded by the Visitors.

30 January. Execution of King Charles I.

23 May. Certificate of the Visitors that Wadham
and Trinity Colleges are " in a fitt capacity to
make their own elections in a statutable way."

15 June. Appointment of the Second Board of

Visitors.

January. Appointment of the Third Board of Visitors.
November. Death of John Goodridge, Benefactor.
3 Sept. Death of Oliver Cromwell.

3 Sept. Resignation of (HJarton OTf IfeitUf. Entries

in the Convention Book resumed.

5 Sept. Election of ftHatlien 23lant)fottJ.
8 May. Proclamation of King Charles II.

4 Dec. Resignation of Bishop Blandford.

7 Dec. Election of OTattiw tfronstlie.

The Vicarage of Wadhurst, Sussex, bequeathed to

the College.

25 May. Robert Creighton, Bishop of Bath & Wells.
25 Oct. Will of Rev. William White of Pusey, Berks.
21 March. Parliament meets at Oxford.

First record of Goodridge Exhibitioners.
25 Jan. Thomas Ken Bishop of Bath and Wells.
6 Feb. Accession of King James II.
11 June. Landing of the Duke of Monmouth.

6 July. Battle of Sedgemoor.

5 Septr. The King visits Oxford, OTaxfcen ItOttSfte

being Vice Chancellor.

25 Oct. Intrusion of the Bishop of Oxford as Pre-
sident of Magdalen College.

16 Nov. Expulsion of the Fellows &c., of Magdalen

College.
25 Oct. Restoration of the President and Fellows of

Magdalen College.

5 Nov. William, Prince of Orange lands at Torbay.
13 Feb. Accession of William III. and Maiy II.

7 Oct. Resignation of Bishop Ironside.
*21 Oct. Election of OTarten

* These dates are given slightly wrong in the body of the Work.

xxii FASTI FOR WADHAM COLLEGE.

1690. 15 April. Last Entry in the Convention Book.
1091. 13 June. Thomas Kidder, Bishop of Bath and

Wells.

1694. 29 June. Death of Robert Smith (Benefactor).
1694. 28 Dec. Death of Queen Mary.
1702. 8 March. Death of King William III.
170J. 14 March. George Hooper, Bishop of Bath and

Wells.

1706. 20 Jan. Death of Dr. Hody, Benefactor.
1714. 1 Aug. Death of Queen Anne.
Accession of King George I.
13 Aug. The Parsonage of Esher, Surrey, bequeathed

to the College.
1716. 19 Feb. Will of Sir Benjamin Maddox (Benefactor)

proved.

1719. 17 May. Death of S2Sarben Bunster,
23 May. Admission of

2Hatr|)am College,

1613—1719.

THE WARDENS,

FELLOWS & SCHOLARS, CHAPLAINS & CLERKS,

FELLOW COMMONERS,
COMMONERS AND BATELLARS,

SERVITORS,
AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE SOCIETY.

ABBKEVIATIONS.

IN a work of this kind it is unnecessary to explain the
ordinary contractions of University records, but the following
observations must be noted.

The letters JF. and £. must be read Fellow or Fellowship,
Scholar or Scholarship.

|l. Probationer Fellow.
Jf. (ft. Fellow Commoner.
<£. Commoner.
13. Batellar.
fBL Matriculated.
OT.fH. Caution Money.

Goodridge Exhibitions. Four Commoners and
three Scholars were chosen annually to receive
these.

s.p. sine prole ; s.p.m. sine prole mascula.
v.p. vita patris.

Eegister A is the Foundationer's Register.
B is the Commoner's Register.
C stands for the Caution Books.
D stands for the Bursars' Accounts.
M stands for the Minutes in the Convention Books.
O.H.S. refers to the publications of the Oxford Historical
Society.

With regard to dates, it must be remembered that, accord-
ing to the Old Style, the year began on 25th March ; so that
for the first three months of a year a double date is often
used : while sometimes the entries were made according to
the Old Style, and sometimes according to the New. These
irregularities have been carefully observed. When ? is
attached to a date, it is a conjecture of the Editor's.

Similarly the names of places have been printed as
written ; sometimes strange names like Autre (i.e. Ottery),
Sebaru (i.e. Seaburrow), have been successfully identified ;
sometimes a conjecture is offered (with ?) ; but frequently
the name remains obscure. It must be remembered that
these names were taken down by a Bedell from the lips of an
uncouth boy who pronounced in his county dialect, and often
gave the name of a hamlet or manor as his native place, all
trace of which has since disappeared from maps and records.

Mabbam College,

1613.

DOROTHY WADHAM, by her Charter of Foundation,
dated 16 August, 1612, founded the College for
one Warden, fifteen Fellows, fifteen Scholars, two
Chaplains, and two Clerks, besides the necessary
servants.

The original Members of the Foundation were : —

Marten.
EGBERT WRIGHT, D.D.

jfellows.

WILLIAM SMITH, M.A.
JOHN GOODRIDGE, M.A.
EDWARD BRUNCKARD, M.A.
JOHN PITTS, M.A.
*MATTHEW OSBORNE, M.A.
JAMES HARINGTON, M.A.
HENRY ANCKTILL, M.A.
DANIEL ESCOTT, B.A.
HUMPHREY SYDENHAM, B.A.
RICHARD PULESTON, B.A.
FRANCIS STRODE, B.A.
RALPH FLEXNEY, B.A.
THOMAS HARRIS, B.A.
WILLIAM PAYTON, B.A.
JOHN SWADELL.

Cbaplains.

THOMAS RANDOLPHS, M.A.
GILBERT STOKES, M.A.

Scbolars.
NICHOLAS BREWEN.
ROBERT ELLIS.
AMIAS HEXT.
JOHN WOOLEY.
WILLIAM ARNOLD.
ROBERT ARNOLD.
WALTER STONEHOUSE.
WILLIAM BOSWELL.
JOHN WILLIS.
JOHN FLAVELL.
RICHARD TAPPER.
ALEXANDER HEWIS.
GEORGE HILL.
WILLIAM POTTER.
*ISAAC SMITH.

Clerfts.

ALEXANDER GILL.
f WILLIAM NICHOLS.

All these were admitted on 20 April, 1613, except Osborne
and Smith, who were admitted the 8 June, and Nichols, who was
admitted the 1 July.

B

War&en

1613.

Robert Wright was born at St. Albans, Herts, and £K. at
Trinity College in 1574 (Hartford, pleb. fil. an. nat.
14) : on 7 June of the same year he was elected Sj*
being then aged 15. Having graduated B.A. 23 June,
1580, he was elected Jf. 25 May, 1581. His subsequent
degrees were M.A. 7 July, 1584 ; B.D. 6 April, 1592 ;
D.D. 2 July, 1597. Rector of Woodford, Essex (15 Aug.
1589 to 16 Nov. 1619). He became Rector of Brixton
Deverell, Wilts, 29 Nov. 1596, and Chaplain to Queen
Elizabeth ; Rector of Bourton on the Water, Glouc. ;
Rector of Hayes, Middlesex, 4 April, 1601 ; Canon Re-
sidentiary and Treasurer of Wells, 21 Dec. 1601 ; Vicar
of Sonning, Berks, 13 June, 1604, Chaplain in Ordinary
to King James I. On April 20, 1613, he was admitted
First TOJartren of Wadham, but resigned 20 July, 1613.

He afterwards held the living of Rattingdon, Essex (1619), and
on 22 March, 1622, was consecrated Bishop of Bristol ; he was
translated to Lichfield and Coventry in 1 632, when he resigned
his preferment at Wells. He died at his house of Eccleshall,
in Staffordshire in Aug. or Sep. 1643, while it was besieged by
Sir William Breerton. Gutch says, " In one of the windows
of the outer chapel is this inscription :
' Kobertus Wright Sacrse Theologise

Professor : Ecclesise Cathedralis Wellen :

Thesaurarius Canonicus R,e

sidentiarius, quondam Collegii

Trinitatis Socius et Primus

Hujus Collegii Gardianus,'

with the arms of Wright, Party per pale, Or and Argent, on a
chevron azure between three Boars' heads couped sable as
many bezants, and in a scroll, ' Anno Domini, 1615 '" : which
glass is still preserved in the College Library, but the arms
and scroll are missing. His portrait is in the College Hall :
for his son Calvert Wright, see 1634.

1613.] WARDEN WRIGHT.

ffellows*

William Smith. fH. Exeter, 23 March, 159$ (Somerset,
pleb. fiL an. nat. 15). B.A. 15 July, 1602 ; M.A. 8 July,
1606 ; B.D. 26 June, 1619, when "In Vesperiis Gulielmi
Smith," the following questions were proposed. (1) An
principum sit concilia generalia indicere ? Aff. (2) An
proprium munus sit Papse generalibus conciliis prsesidere ?
Neg. (3) An major sit authoritas Concilii quam scripturse ?
Neg. D.D. 26 June 1619. Nominated as Sub- Warden
annually by the Foundress from 1613 to 1616. On
24 March, 16 If, he was nominated OTJattim by her.
Rector of Fryerning, Essex, from 18 Sept. 1620 to
9 June, 1630. In 1630 he became Vice-Chancellor of
the University, and held the office for two successive
years. He resigned the Wardenship 7 Sept. 1635.

He was subsequently Rector of Tredington, Wore., to which
he had been presented 31 May, 1629 (State Papers, Domestic,
Vol. clxiii. 38), and Prebendary of Worcester, 23 May, 1638.
He died 6 May, 1658, and was buried in Speechly Church
near Worcester, with this epitaph :

Eheu quod ipsa virtus non nescit mori.
Gulielmi hie subtus Smythi quiescit cinis,
Summi quern coluit Judicis expectans diem.
Tauntonise natus, Somersettise ocello,
Qui sacree paginae Doctor Oxonise fuit,
Dignus per biennium Vice-Cancellarius,
Et tui primus Socius, Tertium Caput
(Collegiorum posthumum) Wadhamia.
Annse hie juxta positoe deinde nuptus.
Tredingtonensis Rector fuit Ecclesise,
Wigornise Cathedralis Prebend arius,
Utraque quern Fortuna, seel eundem videt.
Quid, qui non possunt, Lector, eifundis fletus ?
Non ilium lacrymis, quod eget, luge seclum.

Natus 1 ad ( 1582 ) 4 Octobr

Denatus / 1 1658 I 6 Maii.

He was of the parish of St. Mary Magdalen, Taunton, and
was born 4 Oct. 1582. Walker (Su/erings II. 681) says that

B 2

4 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

he was deprived of his preferments, and subsequently lived in
Oriel College. His portrait hangs in the College Hall.

John Goodridge, (Goodrigge, Goodrich). fH. Balliol
20 Jan. 159| (Devon, pleb. fil. an. nat. 17). B.A.
13 Feb. 160J ; M.A. (Gloucester Hall) 30 Jan. 1606,
admitted to practise medicine 30 June, 1618. Nomi-
nated by the Foundress as Dean in 1613, Bursar in 1614
and 1617, and succeeded William Smith as Sub- Warden
24 March 161f. After the death of the Foundress
he was elected Sub- Warden 1620, 1627, 1630: Dean
1618: Bursar 1619, 1623, 1625, 1328: Humanity
Lecturer 1622 : Moderator of Philosophy 1626 : and
Librarian 1621, 1629. On 20 June, 1631, having
completed eighteen years as JF. he was " amotus virtute
interpretationis Rev. in Xto patris Arthur! (Lake), Epi
Bath, et Wellen. in statutum de tempore ejusmodi
gradus." He lived in the South Crest, the whole
furniture of which together with that of its three Studies
he gave to the College in 1631.

He was of the parish of Ulfculme, Devon. He subsequently
became Gresham Professor of Rhetoric (6 Nov. 1638), and
Warden of Lord Northampton's (Trinity) Hospital at Green-
wich, where he died in November, 1654, bequeathing property
to the College for the foundation of Exhibitions, &c. His Will
is dated 25 Nov. and proved 9 Dec. 1654. The account of his
funeral charges dated 29 Nov. 1654, is among the Wardens
MSS., and the accounts of his estate were audited 26 Mar.
1655. Certain questions having arisen as to the meaning of
his Will, they were settled in the Wardenship of Ironsyde,
30 July, 1668 ; and the following sentence is prefixed to the
decision. " Hseres est eadein persona in jure cum defuncto et
jure voluntatem Testatoris (? declarat) ; et tenet declaratio per
hseredem facta quando alteris non est damnosa neque tendit ad
proprium commodum." Further, an appeal was made in 1718
to the " Four Wardens of the Mercers' Company in London,"
who by a clause in John Goodridge's Will, were appointed to
determine its meaning ; and they decided that in the election
of Exhibitioners the Warden should have two votes, and if
thereby there was an equal number of votes, and it was not
agreed before sunset that he should make such choice for that
turn as he should think fit (3 Oct. 1718). His portrait is in
the Warden's Lodgings, and in the Hall.

1613.] WARDEN WRIGHT. 5

Edward Brunckard (Brounker). fft. St. Edmund Hall,
16 July, 1603 (Wilton : eq. fil. set. 14, but in the College
Register (B) he is described as Londinensis, and placed
4th Jf. after Pitt. B.A. 1 July, 1606 ; M.A. 3 May,
1609 ; B.D. 14 Dec. 1618 ; D.D. 23 May, 1620. Nomi-
nated by the Foundress as First Bursar 1613, and again
1614, as Catechist 1613, and Sub- Warden 1617. Re-
signed his jf. previous to the election on 30 June, 1621.
Chaplain to the King.

Wood (M.S.) describes him of the parish of St. Booe (i.e. 1 St.
Miry le Bow), Middlesex. There is another Edward Brunkar
who fft. at Gloucester Hall, 14 June, 1605 (Buckingham, pleb.
fil. set. 15).

John Pitt (Pytte, Pitts). flj. Magdalen Hall, 29 July,
1603 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set. ID). B.A. 31 May, 1606;
M.A. (Magd.) 6 May, 1609; D.D. 24 March, 1645 by
virtue of the Chancellor's letters. Nominated by the
Foundress first Dean 1613, and 1616, and 1617; Greek
Reader (i.e. Humanity Lecturer) 1613 ; Catechist 1614 ;
Bursar 1615. Subsequently elected Sub- Ward en 1619,
1623, 1626; Bursar 1618, 1622, 1624; and Catechist
1625. Resigned his Jf. 3 July, 1628. Elected TOatfjen
13 April, and admitted on 25 April, 1644. On 1 Aug.
1644, he had leave of absence till Christmas, which was
extended on 6 Dec. to 25 April, 1645. On 30 June
it was ordered that he should have the garden on the
same terms as the late Warden. Having taken a pro-
minent part in preparing the reply to Parliament, he
was removed from the Wardenship 3 March, 164|, and
ejected by the Visitors 13 April, 1648. For the four
questions propounded by Order to Dr. Pitt see Burrows'
Visitors' Register, page 11.

He died soon after at or near lie Abbots, Somerset, where he
was born. He was Eector of Blandford St. Mary, Dorset,
which living was sequestered in 1645. In April 1647 he was
appointed Eector or Prebendary of Chardstock, to be held
with the Kectory of South Brendon, Somerset.

Matthew Osborne. £H. New College 23 March, 159f
(Devon, pleb. fil. set. 16). B.A. 20 Feb. 160f ; M.A.

6 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

(Oriel) 21 June, 1610; B.D. 1 Dec. 1627; Admitted
Jf. 8 June, 1613, and placed fifth on the list. Nomi-
nated the tirst Humanity Header 1613 ; Bursar 1613
and 1617; Dean 1614; Catechist 1616. Subsequently
elected Sub- Warden 1618, 1621, 1624, 1628; Dean
1619; Bursar 1620, 1622, 1625, 1627, 1629. Humanity
Reader 1623; Catechist 1626. On 10 July, 1613, he
signed the stipulation for Battels on behalf of nine
pupils. Proctor of the University, 28 April, 1620. On
20 June, lb'31, he was "amotus," having completed
eighteen years as JF. (see under Goodridge).

Wood says he was of Christow, Devon. He was instituted
Kector of Maiden Newton, Dorset, 1638 ; was sequestered but
survived the Restoration, and was restored to his living ; but
it was vacant in 1661 by Osborne's death, when he was suc-
ceeded by William Huish, see 1641. The Parish Register
contains the following entry : " Mr. Osborne, M.A., who was
unjustly turned out by the Rumpish Triers, and afterwards
restored by the just hand of Providence. Mr. Brumhall, his
base and unworthy successor, put in by yt scandalous party
and turned out by God Almighty." (Hutchins, II. 689.)

James Harington. fH. Hart Hall 11 Oct. 1605 (Rutland,
militis fil. set. 17). The entry is Joannes H. in the
Matriculation Registers, but it is James in the Sub-
scription Book. B.A. 23 April, 1608 ; M.A. 1 Feb. 16f°.
He was nominated first Bursar in 1613, and again
1615; and was elected Catechist 1618 and Bursar
1619. He preached the sermon in Latin at the con-
secration of the chapel 29 April, 1613. On 20 July,
1613, he signed the stipulation for Battels on behalf of
four pupils. On 10 Oct. 1627, he was deprived of his
JF* because he confessed that he was possessed of an
annual pension of £40. He had already (26 April, 1627)
appealed to Laud, then Bishop of Bath and Wells, the
Visitor of the College, to determine the matter, who
summoned the Warden and some of the Fellows to
London ; but when they appeared, Harington was absent,
having returned to Oxford with a Commission granted
by the King to examine witnesses upon oath ; where-
upon the Visitor suspended his Jf. till his cause was

1613.

WARDEN WRIGHT.

tried, for which the hearing was fixed for 10 Jan. at the
Bishop's house at Westminster. Meanwhile in a letter
of 10 Dec. 1627, the Visitor informs the Society that
his statement that he had obtained the Commission with
the Visitor's consent is " altogether untrue, and that the
King in accordance with the Bishop's request has
graciously recalled the Commission, and is not well
pleased that he should be abused by an illgrounded
petition " ; meanwhile Harington's suspension is taken
off. When the case came to be heard Harington pleaded
that he had received a dispensation from the Foundress
to retain his JF, in spite of his pension, and produced
Fellows, Pytt, Payton, Osborne, Goodridge, and Brouncker
(Jan. 14, 16-f-|), who declared that James (Mountague),
Bishop of Bath and Wells had signified the same to
Warden Flemmyng by letters (which letters Harington
seems to have accused Warden Smith of destroying) ;
further the Foundress had nominated him Bursar after
he acquired the property by the death of his uncle.
Finally the Visitor decided that the presumption was in
Harington's favour, arid restored him to his JF., but re-
quired him to make his submission to the Warden, and
fined him twenty marks in accordance with the request
of the Warden and Fellows, who state that their pro-
ceedings against Mr. Harington " have been without
spleen," but desire that the Visitor will at any rate
award that Harington pay the College charges,
amounting to £23 6s. 2d. And in a letter of 30 Jan.
16f|-, the Bishop gives his reasons for the punishment,
and gently suggests that documents of importance should
be more carefully preserved. On 22 Feb. 16f|-, the Warden
notifies the Visitor that Harington is still obstinate, and
on 31 March, 1628, the Warden notifies the Visitor that
Harington still refuses to make the required submission,
and is uttering threats against the Visitor; this was
followed by a letter of apology from Harington (1 April)
with promise of submission, but on 16 April the Warden
writes again that Harington has not satisfactorily com-
plied with the Visitor's orders, and encloses the evidence
of Goodridge and Escott as to Harington's violent
language. On 21 April Harington again wrote to the
Visitor to obtain a remission of a part of his penalty.

8 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

(State Papers, Domestic. Sub anno.) Harington how-
ever appears to have persisted in reviling the Fellows
generally, and the Warden in particular, so that on

1 Aug. 1629, he was deprived of all the advantages of
his jK for six months. On 12 July, 1631, he was
" amotus " having completed his eighteen years.

It appears from a MS. in the College of Arms tliat he was
fourth son of Sir James Harington of Bidlington, Rutland.
His brother, Sir Edward Harington married Margery, daughter
and coheiress of John D'Oyley of Merton, Oxon. ; while her
sister Ann married Sir Thomas Gower of Stittenham, for
whose son "Tom" see the Fellow Commoners of 1616, where
there is a reference to your "unkell Harrington." He was
still unmarried in 1634.

Henry Ancktill (Ancketyll). fH. University College,
8 Nov. 1605 (Dorcestr. arm. fil. set. 17). B.A. (University)
19 June, 1609; M.A. 10 July, 1612; created D.D.
16 Jan. 1642 (in Wood's MSS. the name appears as
Amptill). Nominated first Catechist 1613, and also
Bursar 1613 and 1616, to which office he was again
elected 1620. On 15 July, 1613, he signed the
stipulation for Battels on behalf of four pupils. On

2 Dec. 1617, he obtained the Foundress' permission to
travel for three years, and enjoy all the benefits of his
Jf. He resigned his Jf. 14 Dec. 1621, and before 1623
married Jane, daughter of Thomas Hussey of Shapwick
(Visitation).

He was third son of Christopher Anketill of East Aimer and
Stour Provost ; and was baptised at St. James, Shaftesbury,
17 March, 1587. Rector of Mells, Somerset, and Prebendary
of Wells, 13 April, 1639. He took a prominent part in the
Civil War ; was Governor of Corfe Castle for the king, and
was known among the Roundheads as " Colonel Anketell, the
Priest and malignant Doctor." He is said to have died
before the Restoration. He appears to have been in some
points the original of Dr. Rochecliffe in Scott's Woodstock.

Daniel Estcot. fH. Exeter 14 Oct. 1608 (Devon, pleb. fil.
set. 18). BA. (Exeter) 4 Nov. 1611 ; M.A. (Wadham)
5 July, 1614 ; created D.D. 31 Aug. 1636. Nominated

1613.] WARDEN WRIGHT. 9

first Sub-Dean 1613; Moderator of Philosophy 1613
and 1617; Dean 1615; and Bursar 1616. After the
death of the Foundress elected Bursar 1618, 1621, 1623,
1626, 1628, 1630, 1632, and 1633. Humanity Lecturer
1619 ; Sub- Warden 1622, 1625, 1629, 1631 ; and Li-
brarian 1624 and 1627. He was "amotus" 14 July,
1634, having completed eighteen years from his M.A.,
but elected fflJattiCU on 7 July, 1635, when he gave
up his Chamber, the third Upper Chamber from the
Chapel, otherwise Foundresse Chamber. He died April,
1644, and was buried in the East End of the Inner
Chapel on the 12th of the same month. His Will,
dated 7 April with codicil dated 9 April, 1644, was
proved in the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, 17 July,
1646. He served as Proctor in 1624; "for the election
of which Proctors was the greatest canvas (as 'twas
thought) in the memory of man." There were four
candidates, and Estcot headed the poll (which was kept
open till after nine at night), with 255 votes (see Wood's
Fasti I. 414).

He was of the parish of Sampford Peverell, Devon.

Humphrey Sydenham. fflL Exeter College, Lent Term,
1606 : Somerset, according to Wood, but no record
is found. B.A. (Exeter) 24 Jan. 16}-?; M.A. 3 Dec.
1613. He was the first person who took his M.A. from
Wadham College. Incorporated M.A. of Cambridge,
1625. Elected Catechist 1620 and 1621; Librarian
1623; and Moderator of Philosophy 1624. On 20 July,
1613, he signed the stipulation for Battels for one pupil.
On 22 March, 1618, he had incurred " scandalosam
excommunicationem," and was punished accordingly.
He resigned his Jf. 3 July, 1628.

He was son of Humphrey Sydenham and Jane Champneys ;
born at Dulverton. Ordained Priest in 1621, and presented to
the Vicarage of Ashbrittle, Somerset, 1627, and to the Vicarage
of Pucklington, Somerset, 1630. He was Chaplain to Lord
Howard of Escrick ; Hector of Odcombe (Dec. 1644) ; and
Prebendary of Wedmore Tertia in Wells Cathedral. He was
deprived of his livings by the Parliamentary Commissioners
for Somersetshire ; and died in Somersetshire about 1650, and

10 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

was buried at Dulverton. " He was a person of a quaint and
curious stile, better at practical than at School Divinity, and
was so eloquent and fluent a preacher, that he was commonly
called silver-tongued Sydenham." He was the author of three
volumes of sermons, published respectively in 1627, 1630, and
1637.

Richard Puleston. ffl. Hart Hall 16 Oct. 1607 (Oxon.
gen. fil. set. 16). B.A. 28 Jan. 16-H- ; M.A. 3 Dec. 1613 ;
B.D. 28 Nov. 1620; D.D. 4 July, 1627. Nominated
Moderator of Philosophy 1614, and Humanity Lecturer
1616. He signed the stipulation for Battels on behalf of
two pupils on 20 July, 1613. Resigned his JF, on
3 June, 1619, when he is described as "promotus ad
honorem."

He was born at Bircote, in the parish of Dorchester, Oxon.

Father of Hamlet Puleston, 1647.

" He was a learned D.D. and parson of Abbots Worthy, Hants."

(Wood.)

Francis Strode, ffl. Broadgate Hall 30 Oct, 1607 (Devon,
gen. fil. set 18). B.A. 25 Jan. 16jf ; M.A. 5 July,
1614. Nominated by the Foundress Sub-Dean 1613 ;
Humanity Lecturer 1614; and Catechist 1615. In 1624
he was elected Bursar; Dean 1625; Moderator of
Philosophy 1627. He signed the stipulation for Battels
on behalf of one pupil 24 July, 1613. On 8 Dec. 1628,
he resigned his JF,

" He was of Taunton, Somerset." (Wood.)

One Francis Strode was Vicar of Bishops Teignton, 16 Feb.

1627, and Vicar of Ideford, Devon, 1628, till 1674.

Ralph Flexney. £ft. Oriel 6 Oct. 1607 (Oxon. gen. fil. set.
19). B.A. 21 Jan. 16f? ; M.A. 3 Dec. 1613. Nominated
Moderator of Philosophy 1615 ; and Catechist 1617 ; and
elected Librarian 1618; and Dean 1620. He signed the
stipulation for the payment of Battels on behalf of one
pupil 24 July, 1613. No notice exists of his vacating his
$., but he gave up his rooms (in Foundress Chamber,
the third Upper Chamber from the Chapel) in 1623,
when T. Porter appears to have been elected in his place.

He was son of Thomas Flexney, and was baptised at St.
Michael's, Oxford, 7 Nov. 1587.

1613.] WARDEN WRIGHT. 11

Thomas Harris. fft. Exeter 14 Dec. 1610 (Oxon. pleb. fil.
set. 16). B.A. 4 May, 1612. Although the stipulation
for the payment of Battels is found in his hand, he does
not appear to have had any pupils. He was nominated
to his Jf. by the City of Oxford, in accordance with a
stipulation made in the agreement by which the city sold
the site of Augustine Friars to the Foundress. He died
and was buried in the north part of the outward Chapel
near his monument 5 June, 1614 (Carfax Register notes
his burial on 2 June). He has a marble monument on
the North Wall of the Ante-Chapel. "Epitaphium
doctissimi religiosissimique juvenis Thoma3 Harris
Artium Baccalaurei et hujus Coll. Socii inter primos ab
ipso conditore electi."

" Hsec juvenem tenet urna brevis qui tempore vitse

Tarn bene percurrit, quam cito ; dignus erat,
Inter nos vixisse diu, nisi quod mage dignus
Inter felices vivere Ccelicolas.
Obiit 5 Junii, 1614."

The Foundress in a letter of 27 June, 1614, recom-
mending Huish to succeed to Harris's jf. remarks on
" his death which (if it had pleased God) for the good I
have heard of him I could have wished otherwise."

Son of Thomas Harrys, of Carfax parish, i.e., St. Martins,
Oxford. Ayloff says, " son of Francis Harris, a Vintner ; "
but it is to be noted that Thomas Harris was Mayor of Oxford
when the Foundation stone was laid in 1610.

William Payton. M. Trinity 16 Oct. 1607 (Gloucestr.
pleb. fil. set. 18). B.A. 17 Feb. 16H; M.A. 5 July,
1614; B.D. 2 June, 1627. Nominated Humanity
Lecturer 1615 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1616. Elected
Bursar 1621, 1629 ; Catechist 1619 ; Librarian 1622,
1628, 1630; Humanity Lecturer 1624, 1631. On
2 Aug. 1613 he signed the stipulation for Battels on
behalf of one pupil. He first lived in the fourth Upper
Chamber from the Hall which he gave over to Mr.
Boswell; subsequently in the fourth Upper Chamber
from the Chapel in which he was succeeded by Mr.
Warren. At the Visitation of 17 July, 1633, he was
removed from amons' the five Seniors " till the Warden

12 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

restore him " ; and on 19 Nov. 1633, he resigned his Jf.
He appears to have held the Vicarage of Southrop with
his $., for there is a note in the Chamber Book, " of all
such things as were given by him unto the College for
the use of the Vicar's successors at his Vicarage of
Southrop, 13 April, 1632." On 4 Feb. 1632, he was ad-
mitted to the Kectory of Frier ning, and probably held it
till the next recorded appointment in 1657.

Said to have been " of Henton (? Hempton) Glouc.

John Swaddell. Somerset. No £H. or admission is found,
and he was riot a graduate at the time of his nomination
to a JF, B.A. 2 July, 1616. M.A. 24 April, 1619.
Resigned his Jf. previous to 30 June, 1617, having
never held any College office, and was succeeded by
Hext.

He was of Puddimore (Podimore) Milton. Hester, daughter
of Dr. Philip Bisse, the donor of the Library, married a
Swaddell.

Cbaplains.

Thomas Randolph. M.A. of Cambridge, incorporated at
Oxford, 10 July, 1610. He was admitted Chaplain at
the opening of the College, 20 April, 1613; but had
ceased to be Chaplain before 17 June, 1617.

Thomas Randolph of Pulham, Norfolk, son of Robert Randolph,
yeoman, admitted Scholar of Cains College, Cambridge, 14 June,
1603, aged fifteen, having been at school at Pulham and
Moulton. B.A. 160f. M.A. 1610. He ceased to be Scholar
in 1611. When M.A. he was admitted JF.C. of Cains 29 Nov.
1611, aged twenty-four. He became a jF. 1613, but vacated his
JF. 1621. From Michaelmas 1614 to Midsummer 1616 he was
Rhetoric and Greek Reader successively.

Gilbert Stokes (Stoakes). fH. Hart Hall 22 Nov. 1605
(Devon, gen. til. set. 19). B.A. 19 Nov. 1608. M.A.
28 May, 1611. He was created B.D. 23 June, 1646
(with two others who preached before King Charles I.),
" non fuit concionator sed omnia exercitia gradui requi-

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13

sita paravit." He was admitted Chaplain at the opening
of the College 20 April, 1613, and Wood says that he
was Junior Chaplain, which agrees with the Register of
admissions to the Foundation. On 9 Aug. 1615, the
Foundress directed the Fellows to admit him to their
table. He remained Chaplain till the Visitation of the
Parliamentary Commissioners in 1648, when his answer
was : " I doe submitt to the authoritie of the high Court
of Parliament in this Visitation." He died 16 Oct.
1654, aged 71, and was buried in the College Chapel,
where there was a stone, " Gilbert Stokes, S. T. P. ob.
16 Oct. 1654.

Rector of Chilton Cantlow, in the diocese of Wells. Wood
says of him that he was " an indefatigable student in philo-
sophy and theology, and a continual disputant even to the last
among the Juniors in the time of Lent" (Fasti, II. 92), also,
" he had written much but published nothing ; he left behind
him a book in Latin on the Eucharist."

Scbolars,

Nicholas Brewen (Bruen). M. 28 June, 1616 (Nicolas
Bruden, Dorcestr. gen. fil. set. 20). B,A. 2 July, 1616.
M.A. 4 May, 1619. Elected jf. 7 Nov. 1617 vice
Flavell ; he held no College offices. On 13 May, 1620,
he had leave to travel for three years, from the 27th of
the same month, provided that he did not visit Rome.
He resigned his Jf. 25 March, 1625.

Probably third son of Henry Brun of Athelhampton described
in Visitation of 1623 as tl cselebs : " but Wood says that he was
of Puddletown, Devon.

Robert Ellis. Devon: B.A. 25 Feb. 16-J-f-. He never
had a grace for M.A., and his S. was filled up on
30 June, 1620.

Amias Hext. Subscribed the XXXIX Articles together
with fifty others (nearly all whom are known to
have been Members of Wadham), 3 June, 1614. B.A.

14 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

25 Feb. 16-J-?. M.A. 7 July, 1619. B.D. 26 March,
1628. Nominated ^. by the Foundress 23 Dec. 1617,
•< « and admitted $. 30 June, 1618, vice Swaddell.
Nominated Sub-Dean 1617. Elected Moderator of
Philosophy 1618 ; Librarian 1619 ; Humanity Lecturer
1620, 1621, 1625 ; Dean 1622, 1623 ; Catechist 1624,
1.627, 1628; and Bursar in 1626. He resigned his dF.
30 June, 1631.

He was of Netherton, in the parish of Higham, Somerset.
Rector of Bab Gary, Somerset, and one of the sufferers in the
great Rebellion. Sir Edward Hext was among the " overseers "
of the Founder's Will.

John Woollcy. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614
B.A. 25 Feb. 16ff M.A. (St. Alb. Hall) 11 Dec. 1619
His £, was filled up on 4 May, 1620.

William Arnold. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614
(Dorcestr.) of Blandford. B.A. 25 Feb. 16jf M.A.
1 July, 1620. On 8 Dec. 1617, the Foundress directed
that "my servant Arnold's kinsmen be the two next
Fellows," in virtue of which letters he was admitted full
JF. 30 June, 1621, after a year's probation, apparently
vice Brunckard. Elected Sub-Dean 1620 ; Librarian
1626, 1638, 1(539 (pt) ; Humanity Lecturer 1627, 1628,
1629, 1630, 1637; Bursar 1631, 1633; Sub- Warden
1632, 1634. On 19 Dec. 1638, he had leave to travel
for twenty months, and appears to have resigned his Jf.
by 3 July, 1640, when a new Librarian was elected in
his place. On 4 June, 1619, he was punished "quia
pernoctavit in oppido."

Robert Arnold. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.
(Dorcestr.) of Clifton. B.A. 25 Feb. 16|f M.A. 24 May,
1620. In virtue of the Foundress' letters (see under
William Arnold), he was admitted Jf. 30 June, 1619.
"Elected Sub-Dean 1618, 1619 ; Moderator of Philosophy
1620, 1621, 1630; Librarian 1631. At the Visitation
17 July, 1633, he was removed from the five Seniors
"quia male et factiose se gessit." He died June, 1635,

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and was buried in the north part of the Outer Chapel
on 24 June.

There appears to have been another Robert Arnold, Chaplain,
slightly senior to this Robert Arnold.

Walter Stonehouse. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.
B.A. 25 Feb. 16^4. M.A. (Magd.) 11 Dec. 1619. B.D.
16 April, 1629. His «£» wa§ rilled up after his resignation
13 Aug. 1617. He was presented by the University to
a Rectory in the diocese of Canterbury, 7 March, 1630,
but resigned in the following year. (Wood.)

William Boswell. Subscribed the Articles 4 Nov. 1614
(Oxon.). At the admission of the first Scholars on
20 April, 1613, "propter aetatem nondum adultam
dispensatum fuit." B.A. 25 Feb. 16|f M.A. 1 July,
1620. B.C.L. 20 June, 1630. D.C.L. 30 June,
1630. He was admitted actual Jf. 30 June, 1622.
Elected Moderator of Philosophy 1622, 1623; Dean
1624, 1626 ; and again on Drake's death in the beginning
of Lent 16ff; Librarian 1625; Bursar 1630, 1635;
Sub- Warden 1636. He resigned his Jf. 29 March, 1639.
Dr. Boswell occupied Middle Hall Chamber 24 March,
1646, and also the " Comicall Chamber" (which would
appear to be the same as " the neather half chamber next
the Hall "), and also the Manciple's Chamber : and a
Dr. Bosvill appears to be still holding Rooms in College
in 1653.

He was the son of Alderman William Boswell of All Saints,
Oxford. He was an advocate in the Court of Arches. Wood
says that " he was a learned civilian, afterwards High Sheriff
of Oxfordshire (about 1652) ; dying unmarried 5 April, 1678,
he was buried in All Saints Church, Oxford, near the grave
of his father. Alderman Boswell's flagon (over 40 oz.) was
among the plate sacrificed to the Royal Cause, 26 Jan. 164§.

John Willis. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614
(Somerset.). He had his grace for B.A. 7 Feb. 16ff,
and graduated 25 Feb., though his name is not found in
Wood's list of B.A/s for that day ; his name is found
among the determinant B.A.'s of 1616-17. M.A. 7 July,

16 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

1620. His £. was filled up on 4 May, 1620. Wadham
- College presented for the first time to the Vicarage of
Hockleigh, Essex, on 24 Sept. 1619, John Willis. He
was subsequently (1630) presented to the Vicarage of
Ingatstone, Essex, by William Smith, S. T. P. patron
pro hac vice, from which living he was ejected for non-
conformity in 1662.

John Flavell. IB. Trin. Coll. 26 June, 1610. (Somerset,
fil. ministri Verbi Dei, set. 19). B.A. 28 June, 1614.
M.A. 23 June, 1617. Recommended by the Foundress
as ^J. 24 March, 16^f on the election of Smith to the
Wardenship, and admitted actual JF, 30 June, 1617.
Nominated Sub-Dean 1615 and 1616. In the College
MSS. he is stated to have been buried in the north part
of the Outer Chapel in October (day not given) 1617.

Wood says that "he was aged 14, and a native of Bishop's
Lyddiard." " John Flavell soon became the forwardest youth
in that house (i.e. Trinity College), for his quick and smart
disputations in logic and philosophy. The Foundress having
been often told of the pregnancy of his parts made him one
of the first scholars. He made himself very useful among the
Juniors hy his frequent reading of logic lectures, and presiding
in philosophical disputations in the public refectory. He was
esteemed a good Greek and Latin poet, and was Senior of the
Act in 1617, and was chosen Public Professor of Grammar in
the University, in which faculty he was excellent, and took
great delight. He died in the flower of his youth on 10 Nov.
1617." Wood, Ath. 0. II. p. 207. He was the author of
Tractatus de Demonstratione, methodicus et polemicus. Edited
after his death by Alex. Huish, 1619.

Richard Tapper. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.
(Devon.). B.A. 28 June, 1614. M.A. 23 June, 1617.
In a letter of the 27 June, 1614, the Foundress recom-
mends Huish for the vacant Jp, in preference to Flavell
or Tapper ; and he was never elected Jf., but remained
S» till 30 June, 1629, when he resigned, having ap-
parently retained his rooms in College in the North Bay
(the present Warden s Lodgings) till 1627 or 1628.

1613.] WARDEN WRIGHT. 17

Alexander Huish (Hewis). Subscribed the Articles
23 April. 1613, having been admitted to his £. on
20 April (Somerset). B.A. (the first from Wadham
College) 10 Feb. 16}f (Wood says, of Magdalen Hall;
of which he was originally a Batellar or Commoner).
M.A. 17 Dec. 1616. KD. 2 June, 1627. On the first
vacancy among the Fellows he was recommended for
election by the Foundress, 27 June, 1614, and was
admitted actual Jf. 30 June, 1615. Nominated Sub-
Dean in 1614, and Humanity Lecturer 1617 ; Elected
Humanity Lecturer 1618 ; Moderator of Philosophy
1619 ; Librarian 1620 ; Dean 1621 ; Catechist 1622,
1623 ; Bursar 1627. He resigned his Jf. 28 June,
1629.

He was of the parish of St. Cuthbert in Wells ; Prebendary of
Wedniore Secunda, 26 Oct. 1627, Rector of Beckington, Somer-
set. (1628), and of Hornblotton, Somerset. (Feb. 1638). In the
Chancel at Beckington on a flat stone is this inscription, "Sub hoc
saxo reconditum jacet corpus Alexandri Huish hujus Ecclesiso
olim Rectoris qui obiit decimo quinto die Aprilis MDCLXVIII."
He was one of the editors of the Polyglott Bible, and esteemed
one of the most considerable men in Europe in all parts of
learning, especially the knowledge of the Oriental languages-
He was a great sufferer by the Rebellion (Collinson's Somerset,
II. 201). Wood adds that "after the Restoration he was
restored to what he had before, and on 12 Sept. 1660 was
collated to the Prebend of White Lackington in Wells
Cathedral. He was a person well read in the Fathers, a noted
critic, a good linguist, and a solid and sober divine. At length
having lived beyond the age of man, and done extraordinary
benefit for the common good, he died about April, 1668."
Besides assisting in editing the Polyglott Bible he was the
author of Lectures on the Lord's Prayer, London, 1636, and
edited the posthumous work of his Wadham contemporary,
John Flavell, 1619.

George Hill. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614
(Somerset.). At the admission of the first Scholars
20 April, 1613, "propter setatem nondum adultam dis-
pensatum fuit." B.A. 23 May, 1617. His £. was filled
up in accordance with the Statutes, 30 June, 1620, being
the first vacancy not controlled by nomination of the

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18 WARDEN WRIGHT. [1613.

Foundress, which continued to take effect for some years
after her death.

William Potter. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614
(Oxon.). At the admission of the first Scholars,
20 April, 1613, " propter setatem nondum adultam dis-
pensatum fait." He was one of the two townsmen
nominated by the City of Oxford in accordance with
their agreement (see under Thomas Harris). Ayloff
says that he was " son of a mercer." B.A. 25 Feb. 16^f .
MA. 1 July, 1620. He was "amotus" from his £.
30 June, 1629, "for being absent from College a month
too long without leave."

Probably son of William Potter, alderman of Oxford in 1634.

Isaac Smith. He was admitted S* 8 June, 1613 (Oxon.
set. 14), being one of the two townsmen nominated by
the City of Oxford in accordance with their agreement
(see under Thomas Harris). Ayloff says that he was
" son of a Taylor." He subscribed the Articles 3 June,
1614. B.A. 23 May, 1617. M.A. 6 July, 1620.
On 4 June, 1619, Doniinus Smith was punished " quia
pernoctavit in oppido." His g* was filled up 30 June,
1620.

Perhaps the son of Oliver Smith, alderman of Oxford in 1634.

Clerfes,

Alexander Gill. Admitted Clerk (Clericus) of Wadham
20 April, 1613. fH. at Trinity College 26 June, 1612
(Londin. pleb. fil. set. 15). He was son of Alexander
Gill (M.A. of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, 1589..), High
Master of St. Paul's School, where he was educated,
and whence he received an Exhibition, 1612. BA.
(Wadham) 26 Feb. 1615. MA. (Trinity) 9 Nov. 1619.
B.D. 27 June, 1627. D.D. 9 March, 1636.

At Michaelmas, 1621, lie became Under Usher of St. Paul's
School under his father, which post he held till Michaelmas,
1628, in which year he was involved in considerable trouble in
consequence of reckless expressions with regard to the King and

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WARDEN WRIGHT.

1!)

the Duke of Buckingham (see Wood's Ath. Ox. III. 42, and
State Papers, Domestic, cxvi. &c.), and was condemned to de-
gradation and severe punishment by the Star Chamber. This
however he escaped at the supplication of his father, and on
his father's death, he was elected High Master of St. Paul's
School, 18 Nov. 1635. In 1640 he was removed from his post
for excessive severity, and shortly afterwards died in 1642, and
was buried at St. Botolph without Aldersgate. He was author
of Arithmeticorum 'Avdp-vrjais ; Panthea, a Song of Victory upon
the pi'oceedings and success of the Wars undertaken by the
most puissant King of Sweden. London, 1632 ; ElprjviKov ;
Ilapepya ; and some MSS. verses.

William Nichols (Nicoles). Admitted Clerk (Clericus)
1 July, 1613. (Somerset.). Subscribed the Articles
3 June, 1614.

c 2

War&en

1613.

John Flemmyng. |H. Exeter 22 Feb. 159f (Cornub. gen.
fil. set. 18), son of Nicholas Flemmyng of Llandithy in
Madron (Visitation 1620). B.A. 12 July, 1598. M.A.
17 May, 1601. B.D. 14 Nov. 1611. D.D. 9 Nov. 1613.
Elected Jf. of Exeter 30 June, and admitted 4 July,
1595. He was elected Junior Proctor 26 April, 1609.
Resigned his Jf. 27 June, 1613. On 2 Sept. 1613, John
Flemmyng " nominatus, desi^natus et constitutu's Gardi-
anus per litteras Fundatricis " was admitted (QSiatfJen on
the resignation of Robert Wright. Chaplain to the King.
He died 16 March, 16^, and was buried in the Inner
Chapel near the Communion Table 26 March, 1617.

Robert Arnold. Probably R.A. who fH. New 9 July, 1610
(fil. min. verb. Dei. set. 18). B.A. (Wadham) 10 Nov. 1614.
M.A. 23 June, 1617. When his grace for M.A. was
granted (18 June), it is stated that he was (KfjaplatU; he
must not be confounded with Robert Arnold the Scholar,
who was his junior by two or three years. He probably
succeeded Randolph in the Chaplaincy ; perhaps in con-
sequence of prolonged absence, for on 23 May, 1616, the
Foundress writes, " whereas the Chapleyne's place is
paineful and troublesome beyond others, when one is
absent the whole allowance of both shall be due to the
one present." He appears to have ceased to be Chaplain
by 1620, and to have been succeeded by Timothy Basil.

Robert Petre. Admitted at Wadham JfM. (Commensalis
supremse mensse) 1613. i!H. Exeter, 5 Feb. 1612 (Essex.
mil. fil. set. 13).

Son and heir of William Lord Petre of Writtle, and therefore
great-nephew of the Foundress. He succeeded his father in
the title, May, 1637 : died 23 Oct. 1638, and was buried at
Ingatestone.

1613.] WARDEN FLEMMYNG. 21

William Petre. Admitted $.<&. at Wadham, 1613. ffl.
Exeter 5 Feb. 1612 (Essex, mil. fil. set. 10). " Ye two
Petere's tankerdes " given by them as Fellow Commoners
were sacrificed to the Royal Cause 26 Jan. 164f ; they
weighed 40^ oz.

Brother of the above, being second of the seven sons of William
Lord Petre. Born at West Horndon, 1602 ; afterwards went to
Inns of Court and travelled ; succeeded his father in the estate
of Stanford Kivers ; died 15 Jan. 1677, aged 75 ; buried at
Stanford Rivers. He translated Ribadeneira's Lives of the
Saints out of Spanish. (Morant, II. 154, Wood, Ath. III.
1152).

John Markham. Pupil of James Harington 20 July,
1613. JF.<&. 1613. ffi. Magdalen Hall 2 Dec. 1612
(Northants. mil. fil. ast. 13). " Markham's Pott" (15J oz.)
was among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

Eldest son of Sir Anthony Markham of Sedgebrook, Line., by
Bridget, daughter of Sir James Harington of Ridlington,
brother of Robert Markham, 1618.

Robert Browne. Pupil of Matthew Osborne, 10 July,
1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. dF.itf.
1613. " Browne's Pott " (16^ oz.) was among the plate
sacrificed in 1642.

Probably second son of Sir Robert Browne of Walcot,
Northants, who married Elizabeth, daughter of John Doyley
of Chiselhampton, Oxon. ; he succeeded his nephew as Baronet
1635, and died unmarried subsequent to 1647, when the title
became extinct.

Edward Bisse. Admitted JF.OL 1613 (Somerset.). He
subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. A Bisse of
Wadham graduated B.A. 2 July, 1616, but it was
probably his next brother Upton.

He was son of Edward Bisse of Spargrove, by Elizabeth,
daughter of Geoffrey Upton of Warminster, and widow of
William Strode of Shepton Mallett. He is said to have been
admitted to the Middle Temple 10 March, 1608, and was
subsequently a Colonel in the King's army ; he died 1 644.

22 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1613.

Anthony Hunt. Pupil of Henry Anketill, 15 July, 1613.
There is a Hunt of Wadham among the determining
Bachelors of 1626-27, but it can hardly have been
this man. " Hunt's tankerde " (18 J oz.) was among the
plate sacrificed in 1642.

Thomas Beaumont. Jf.(&. 1613. Subscribed the Articles
23 April, 1613.

Possibly third son of Sir Thomas Beaumont of Stoughton
(Vis. 1623).

Knollys. Jf.<&. 1613.

Possibly William Knollys of Queen's, who fflL 1 July, 1608
(Bercher. mil. fil. set. 13.).

John Salisbury. JfM. 1613. B.D. (Wadham) 12 Dec.
1615. Either John Salisbury fft. Oriel 19 Oct. 1599
(Denbigh, gen. fil. set. 18). B.A. 29 April, 1602. M.A.
25 May, 1606, being then in Orders ; or John Salisbury
M. University 30 April, 1601 (Devon, pleb. fil. set. 15).
B A. 30 Jan. 160£ MA. 6 July, 1610.

John Mountpesson (Mompesson). Pupil of Henry
Anketill 15 July, 1613. JfM. 1613. John Mount-
pesson New, M. 31 Oct. 1606, of Wilts (gen. fil. set.
19). B.A. (New) 4 April, 1610. M.A. (Wadham)
5 July, 1614.

Probably son of Thomas Mountpesson of Little Bathampton ;
subsequently in Orders (Hoare's Wilts, I. ii. 219).

Henry Masy (Made). JfM. 1613. Henry Masy, iH.

Broadgate Hall, 11 July, 1606 (Devon, pleb. fiL get.

17). M.A. (Wadham) 5 July, 1614, being then in

Orders. " Masye's Bowl " (13 oz.) was among the plate

sacrificed in 164f.

No record of his B.A. is found. Probably the father of Henry
and John Masye, 1632 ; if so, Rector of Templecombe, in-
stituted either 17 Feb. 1613, or 22 Nov. 1622 : resigned before
9 July, 1636.

John Lenn. Pupil of Richard Puleston 20 July, 1613.
(£ . 1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.

1613.] WARDEN FLEMM YNG. 23

Upton Bisse. OL (Somerset.) 1613. Subscribed the
Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. 2 July, 1616. M.A. 29 Jan.

16; V-

Son of Edward Bisse of Spargrove, by Elizabeth., daughter of
Geoffrey Upton of Warminster, and widow of William Strode
of Shepton Mallett, brother of Edward Bisse (above). Rector
of Almsford, Somerset, 27 'Dec. 1620, was living in 1659 ; but
probably died before 8 Nov. 1660, when there was a fresh
institution to Almsford.

Philip Bisse. <B. (Somerset.) 1613. Subscribed the
Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. 5 July, 1619.

Brother of the above Upton Bisse. Admitted to the Middle
Temple 12 Oct. 1620, and was still living 5 Jan. 165f .

Thomas Sainthill (Seynthill). Pupil of Matthew Osborne
10 July, 1613. 4L (Devon.) 1613. Subscribed the
Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. (Corpus) 4 July, 1618.
M.A. 1 March, 16|4. He was dispensed from the
" circuitus " for MA. 18 March, 16fJ, "propter solemni-
tatem diei (17 March was 2nd Sunday in Lent) et alia
privata negotia illud officium commode prsestare non
potuit." Clark Reg. (O.H.S.) II. Pt. 1, p. 46. B.D.
(Corpus) 24 July, 1630.

Apparently second son of Peter Sainthill of Bradninch, born
1600. He appears as third son in the Visitation. One Mr.
Sainthill was among the Commissioners for Devonshire who
met the Prince of Wales at Bridge water in 1645.

Thomas Wood. <£. (Eborac.) 1613. Subscribed the
Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. (eq. aur. fil.) 25 Feb. 16ff-
(probably Senior of the Act). M.A. 9 Nov. 1619 (but
he incepted "of Exeter" 1620). John Wood (otherwise
unknown) occurs as pupil of Humphrey Sydenham
20 July, 1613.

James Forte (Fort). (&. 1613 (Somerset.). Subscribed
the Articles 3 June, 1614.

James Forte, son and heir of Thomas Forte of Curry Rivell,
was aged 28 in 1623.

24 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1613.

Peter Ball. Pupil of Matthew Osborne 10 June, 1613.
(ft. 1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.

Peter Ball of Devon was knighted by the king at Oxford,
7 Oct. 1643. On 19 Feb. 1643, Peter Ball, Solicitor General to
the Queen, was created D.C.L. Sir Peter Ball was among the
Commissioners for Devonshire who met the Prince of Wales at
Bridgewater in 1645.

Richard Collyer. (ft. 1613. Subscribed the Articles

(Colier) 3 June, 1614.

Cornelius Surges. OL 1613. B.A. 5 July, 1615. M.A.
(Lincoln) 19 April, 1618. B.D. 16 June, 1627. D.D.
16 June, 1627. Incorporated D.D. of Cambridge 1647.

Said to be one of the Barges of Batcom.be, Somerset. Vicar of
Watford 21 Dec. 1613 and on 16 Jan. 1625, he received a dispen-
sation to retain this with the Rectory of St. Magnus the Martyr.
Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles I. Resigned St. Magnus
16 July, 1641, and gave up the keys of Watford 6 Feb. 1644.
In the beginning of the Long Parliament he was appointed by
the Lords one of "the Sub-Committee to settle Religion ; " he
was Assessor to the Assembly of Divines, and Chaplain to Essex'
Regiment. Lecturer at St. Paul's Cathedral, Dec. 1643.
During the Puritan ascendency he purchased " good store of
Church lands, especially belonging to the Church of Wells,"
among the rest the deanery at Wells ; of all which he was de-
prived after the Restoration, and became '• so poor that he had
not bread to eat." (Hearne, 28 Nov. 1705). Buried at Watford
9 June, 1665. Wood (A.O. III. 681, &c.), regards him as "a
zealous Covenanter." Author of many controversial works and
sermons, including one in defence of the purchase of Church
lands.

Toldervay. (ft. 1613. Possibly John Tolderberry, m.
Balliol 15 Oct. 1619 (Hertford, pleb. fil. set. 16). John
Toldervey, B.A. (Balliol), 28 Feb. 1621.

Thomas Porter. (ft. 1613. Subscribed the Articles
3 June, 1614. On 6 April, 1614, he was recommended
for .JJ* by the Foundress, being grandson of the Bishop
of Exeter, and elected on 24 March, 1616, on the vacancy

1613.] WARDEN FLEMMYNG. 25

created by Flavell's succession to Warden Smith's Fellow-
ship. B.A. 27 Nov. 1617. M.A. 1 July, 1620. Admitted
full Jf. 30 June, 1624 ; resigned 30 June, 1626, having
never held any office in College.

Peter Bolt. 4T. 1613 (Devon.). |H. 24 Oct. 1615 (Devon.

gen. fil. set. 19).

"Thomas Bolt my servant" is mentioned in the Foundress'
Will.

Hugh Potter. OL 1613 (Devon.).

Probably son and heir of Tobias Potter of Iddesley (Visitation
1620).

Robert Stanton. OL 1613. Subscribed the Articles
3 June, 1614.

Thomas Bavand. (ft. 1613. Subscribed the Articles
3 June, 1614. B.A. (Broadgate Hall) 3 Feb. 16}f

Thomas Reynolds (Remolds, Reinhold). <£. 1613.
Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. 10 Feb.
16H- M-A- 7 July> 162L C^« restored 19 July,
1639. He lived in the Middle Tower Chamber.

Francis Sawyer (Sayer). (ft. 1613. Subscribed the
Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. 10 Feb. 16}-f M.A.
1 July, 1620. CJH. restored 9 Oct. 1623, when he also
vacated " the study towards the College " in the Upper
Chapel Chamber.

Hugh Halswell. <2L 1613 (Somerset.). One of this name
was created D.D. 15 Jan. 16£| from All Souls'.

Probably the fourth son of Sir Nicholas Halswell, in whom
the male line of the Halswells of Halswell became extinct.
Collinson I. 82 : Visitation, 1623.

John Warren. Pupil of Matthew Osborne 10 July, 1613.
$3. (Devon.) 1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June,

26 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1613.

1614. B.A. 23 May, 1617. M.A. (? as Thomas Warren)
1 July, 1620.

Possibly second son of Christopher Warren of Hedbury.
Visitation 1620.

John Seagar. Pupil of Matthew Osborne 10 July, 1613.
H3. (Devon.) 1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.
B.A. 23 May, 1617.

Admitted Vicar of Broadclyst, Devon, 16 July, 1631 : died
13 April, 1656, and was buried at Pittminster, Dorset. John
Seagar, M.A, minister of Broadclist wrote A Discovery of
the World to Come according to the Scriptures, &c., London,
1650; but Wood claims him as JH. at St. Mary Hall, aged
17 in 1629, which is apparently impossible.

Philip Wright. Pupil of Matthew Osborne 10 July, 1613.
33. 1613.

Robert Wright. Pupil of Matthew Osborne 10 July, 1613.
1$. 1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.

John Thompson. U. 1613 (Somerset.). Subscribed the
Articles (Tomson) 3 June, 1614.

Humphrey Gay. Pupil of Matthew Osborne. 13. 1613.
Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. 23 May,
1617 (Guy in Wood's MSS.).

George Bretton. $3. 1613. Subscribed the Articles
3 June, 1614. B.A. 10 Dec. 1617. M.A. 1 July, 1620.

Ralph Rixton. iS. 1613 (Somerset.). Subscribed the
Articles 3 June, 1614.

John Lake. IB. 1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June,
1614.

John Hedmar. Pupil of Matthew Osborne 10 July, 1613.
Subscribed the Articles (Hedman) 3 June, 1614.

1613.]

WARDEN FLEMMYNG.

27

Harrie Cussington. Pupil of James Harington 20 July,
1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A.
10 Feb. 16B-.

Christopher Greene. Pupil of Henry Anketill 15 July,
1613. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A.
10 Feb. 16H-

Pexall Croxford. Pupil of Richard Puleston 20 July, 1613
(Pexellus). Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.

Peter Waterman. Pupil of Francis Strode 24 July, 1613.
Subscribed the Articles 23 April, 1613. B.A. 2 July,
1616. M.A. 1 July, 1620.

John Bruton. Pupil of Ralph Flexney 24 July, 1613.
Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. B.A. 27 Nov.
1617.

Thomas Dennis. Pupil of William Payton 2 Aug. 1613.
Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.

Richard Walker. Pupil of Henry Anketill 15 July, 1613.
B.A. 8 Feb. 16H-

John Bragg. Pupil of James Harington 20 July, 1613.

William Beesely. Pupil of James Harington 20 July,
1613.

Of fifty-one men who subscribed the Articles on 3 June,
1614, forty-two have been identified as either entered in
the Wadham Register or as being pupils of the Original
Fellows ; the remaining names are : Samuel Tynes
(Porter), Nicholas Buller (Butler), Thomas Bondisse,
Fletcher Newman, Mathew Harris, Nathaniel Adams,
Henry Evans, John Braine, William Tayler. Of these
Fletcher Newman may be the $x entered as Fletcher,
1614, and Mat Harris may be the $5. Harris 1614;
possibly some or all of them were like Buller and Tynes,
College servants.

28 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1614.

1614.

Philip Hill. On 2 April, 1614, there is a letter nominating
him to the first vacant ,§>., being grandson of Dr. Bisse
(the founder of the library). On 27 June, 1614, he was
appointed to fill the vacancy created by Huish's election
to Harris' Jf., " if ready," which he presumably was, as
he has leave of absence on 20 July, 1616. His name
occurs twice in the fH. books, 3 Nov. 1615, P. H.
(Somerset. Stse. Theol. Doct. fil. set. 13), and 8 Nov,
1616, P. H. (Somerset. Doct. fil. set. 16. His £. was
filled up on his resignation 3 Dec. 1618.

He was son of Sarah, daughter of Dr. Philip Bisse, by
Dr. Hill.

Timothy Basil. Subscribed the Articles 4 Nov. 1614.
B.A. (Wadham) 16 July, 1617. M.A. 24 May, 1620.
When his grace for M.A. is granted (May 18) he is
called &i)aplatlt, which office he probably held 25 May,
1618, when he received mourning on the death of the
Foundress. From the Chamber Book we may infer that
he was living in one of the Chaplain's Chambers in
1620. On 4 Aug. 1620, we find Timothy Basil Rector
of Fryerning, Essex ; but he resigned, and was succeeded
by Warden Smith, 18 Sept. 1620. He had ceased to be
Chaplain by 1624, when we find T. Smith, Chaplain.

Henry Clifford. JF.OL 1614. Clifford's Tankard weighing
20 J oz. was among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

William Coker. df.OL 1614. fH. 19 May, 1615 (Dorcestr.
arm. fil. set. 16). His name is the first that occurs in
the University Registers as fH. at Wadham. Coker's
Tankard weighing 19^ oz. was among the plate sacrificed
in 1642.

He was son of Robert Coker of Mapouder by Thomasin,
daughter of William Petre of Peters Hay, Devon, born 1598 ;
succeeded his father 24 Feb. 1624. He had a Commission
(20 Car. I) from Lord Hopton to be colonel of a regiment of
foot raised by him. On the success of the Parliament, he

1614.

WARDEN FLEMMYNG.

29

compounded for .£280 for having acted as Commissioner to
levy contributions for the King's forces. He married Jane,
daughter of William Williams of Herrington. He was buried
12 -April, 1656, aged fifty-seven, at Mapouder.

William Hicks. OL 1614 (Wigorn.). Subscribed the
Articles 4 Nov. 1614. B.A. 8 May, 1618.

Chester. <£. 1614.

Francis Stanton. OL 1614 (Bedford, gen. fil. set. 18). flff.
9 June, 1615. B.A. (Hart Hall) 10 May, 1619. M.A.
21 March, 16ff. He had the Bottom Chamber under
the Chaplains'.

Edmund Stanton. <£. (? Edward) 1614 (Bedford, gen. fil.
set. 14). f«. 9 June, 1615. B.A. (Corpus) 8 Feb. 16|£.
M.A. 2 April, 1623. B.D. 26 June, 1634.

Henry Arnold. (&. 1614 (Dorcestr.). His name occurs
again in 1617. fH. 24 April, 1618 (Dorcestr. gen. fil.
set. 18).

Henry Arnold of Bagbere and Islington, who died in 1643, by
Will dated 8 Feb. of that year, appoints his brother John of
Alton with his cousin Kobert 'Arnold, Clerk, Rector of
Melcombe Horsey overseers of it. (Hutchins, II. 618).

John Cope. OL 1614. Subscribed the Articles 4 Nov.
1614.

Edward Richards, (ft. 1614. Subscribed the Articles
4 Nov. 1614.

William Chanon. «L 1614 (Devon.), m. 21 Feb. 16^

(pleb. fil. set. 19).

Odell. OL 1614. Robert Odell, fH. Oriel 18 Oct. 1618
(Dorcestr. verbi Dei min. fil. set. 20). B.A. (Oriel)
4 May, 1619. M.A. (Odyll) 3 April, 1622.

Henry Carew. OT. 1614 (Devon, arm. fil. a>t. 18). ftt.
19 May, 1(515.

30 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1614.

Edmund Carew. <&. 1614 (Devon, arm. fil. set. 19). 1H.
19 May, 1615.

Browne. OL 1614.

Edward Plant. 13. 1614. Subscribed the Articles 4 Nov.
1614. B.A. 8 May, 1618. M.A. 25 June, 1621. He
lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains'.
His dLfH. was taken up by the Bursar for Battels, 1621.

Maior (? Major). 13. 1614.

Fletcher. 13. 1614 (Oxon.).

See note at the end of 1613.

Harris. 13. 1614. Probably Mathew Harris, who sub-
scribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.

Pinsent. 13. 1614 (Devon.). Probably John Pynsent, who
m. 21 Feb. 16|f (Devon, pleb. fil. set. 20).

Vicar of Cornwood and Hector of Tallaton. Prebendary of
Exeter 19 June, 1624, sequestered 1645, returned at the
^Restoration, but died in 1661.

Anthony Turner. 13. 1614 (Devon, pleb. fil. aet. 17). M.
9 May, 1615.

Robert Dunkin. 13. 1614. (Cornub. pleb, fil. set. 16.)
M. 9 May, 1615. B.A. 4 Feb. 16if. M.A. 25 June,
1621. Replaced his &M. 14 June, 1620, and withdrew
it again 23 April, 1622.

Henry Wood. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614. He
was son of Sir John Wood of Yorkshire, and was buried
in the north part of the Outer Chapel 20 Dec. 1614.

William Davies (Dawes). Graduated B.A. (Wadham)
10 Feb. 16}-*

1615.] WARDEN FLEMMYNG. 31

1615.

John Grove. $.<&. 1615 (Dorcestr. gen. fil. set. 17). ffl.
10 May, 1616. "Grove's Pott" weighing I7f oz. was
among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

Probably John, son and heir of William Grove (died 1622),
who was born 5 June, 1599 : married Mary, daughter of
John Lowe of Sarum, and died s.p. (Hutchins III. 568).

Brian Palmes. Jf.<&. 1615. f*L Trinity 17 March. 1614
(Hampton, eq. aur. fil. ast. 16). Palmes' Bowl (19 oz.)
was among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

Probably son and heir of Guy Palmes of Ash well, Rutland,
Knight, aged 12 in 1612, and brother of Francis Palmes,
1623. He was created D.C.L. 2 Nov. 1642 (of Ashwell or
Astwell, Rutland). He was burgess for Aldborough, Yorks,
in the Short Parliament which began in 1640 (April). Brian
Palmes of Rutland, knighted 21 April, 1642.
"This loyal knight (son of Sir Guy Palmes), died 1654."
Wood, F. II. 41.

John Clyffe. $M. 1615 (Essex.), m. 21 Feb.

(Essex, arm. fil. jet. 19). Clyffe's Bowl (14foz.) was
among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

Son and heir of John Clyffe of Ingerstone. (Visitation, 1612.)

Thomas Kirton (Kerton). $.<&. 1615 (Northampton.).

£fl. 21 Feb. 16ff- (Northampton, arm. fil. set. 16).

Kerton's Tankard weighing 23| oz. was among the plate

sacrificed in 1642.

Probably Thomas Kirton, son of Stephen Kirton of Thorp
Mandeville, baptised 20 June, 1599, living in 1643 : married
Maria, daughter of Sir William Dunch of Little Wittenham.

Peter Wollcot. (ft. 1615 (Devon.). Probably an error for
William Walcot who fH. at Wadham 24 Nov. 1615
(Devon, pleb. fil. aat. 18).

Peter Wollcot, 1641, is described as son of William Wollcot of

Sidbury, Devon.

32 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1615.

Otwell Pye. (ft. 1615 (Cornub. gen. fil.). f». 17 Nov.
1615 as above, aged 17. dT.fH. received 2 Nov. 1615 :
restored 27 Feb. 1622. B.A. 5 July, 1619. M.A. 28 May,
1622 : lived in the Middle Tower Chamber, till 27 Feb.
1622.

Probably fourth son of Anthony Pye of Bodinick-veor. Ad-
ministration was granted to Jane, relict of Otwell (alias Atwell)
Pye, 19 Sept. 1683.

Joseph Pitt (Pytt, Pitts). <£. 1615 (Dorcestr. gen. fil.).
ffi. 26 Jan. 16f§- as above, aged 17. B.A. (Pitts) 5 July,
1619. M.A. 28 May, 1622. C.fH. restored 11 Oct. 1622,
replaced 7 Nov. 1627, restored again 9 Dec. 1628. He
lived in the Upper Chapel Chamber till 12 July,
1622.

Probably son of John Pitt of Causeway and Melcombe Regis,

baptised 11 April, 1598.

John Hungerford. (ft. 1615 (Somerset.). John Hunger-
ford iH. New 24 Oct. 1617 (Wilton, gen. fil. set. 19).
Also another John Hungerford fH. Oriel 24 April, 1618
(Warwic. arm. fil. set. 19). John Hungerford was B.A.
(New) 18 April, 1621.

Bernard Tanner, (ft. 1615. (Cornub. arm. fil. a3t. 19.)
fft. 21 Feb. 16ff as above.

Bernard Tanner, Esq., married Julian, daughter of Sir Richard
Buller, at St. Stephens in Brannel, 27 Nov. 1625. Margaret,
sister of Joan Tregarthen, the mother of the Founder, married
George Tanner of Collumpton.

John Larder, (ft. 1615 (Dorcestr.). f«. 21, Feb.

(Dorcestr. pleb. fil. set. 19). Elected &. 8 Aug. 1619, in
accordance with the Foundress' letter of nomination,
13 Aug. 1617. B.A. 8 May, 1620. M.A. 19 June, 1623.
Elected $. 30 June, 1629; but on 30 June, 1630, he
with two others " non visi sunt idonei qui in Socios
admittereutur ; " another year's probation was ordered,
but he resigned Jf. on 1 July, 1630. He lived in College
Chamber, and appears to have kept his rooms till 1629,

1615.] WARDEN FLEMMYNG. 33

when on the decease of Gilbert Drake he moved into
his rooms (the Second Middle Chamber from the
Chapel).

He was probably son of Robert Larder of Loders (said to
have been 23 in 1623), which Robert was son of John
Larder by Mary, daughter of John Wadham of Colberston.
(Hutchins).

Thomas Hussey. OL 1615 (Dorcestr. arm. fil). fH. 21 Feb.
1615 as above, set. 17.

Thomas Hussey, son and heir of Thomas Hussey of Shapwick,
was aged 24 in 1623. And Thomas Hussey, son and heir of
Giles Hussey of Edmundsham, was aged 22 in 1623. Thomas
Hussey died 19 March, 1630, aged 32. On the south side of
the Chancel at Trent, Somerset, is his monument erected by
Bridget his wife, daughter of Robert Coker of Mapowder,
with this inscription :

Reader, here below doth lye

A pattern of true pietye

Whose example none need shame

To follow : few can be the same.

Yeeres scarce thirty-two he told

When in goodness growen old,

He died and so enjoys long rest :

God takes them soonest he loves best.

HUTCHINS' Dorset.

William Bruton. OL 1615 (Devon.), ffl. 21 Feb. 1615
(Devon, gen. fil. set. 18).

William Bruton, second son of William Bruton of Hevitree
(aged 23 in 1622), is said to have a monument in Exeter
Cathedral, 1661 (Lysons' Devon, 212).

Thomas Martin. OL 1615 (Devon, gen. fil. set. 13). m.
as above, 21 Feb. 16-Jf C.ilH. received 16 Oct. 1616 :
restored 22 Jan. 1623. B.A. 5 July, 1619. M.A.
28 May, 1622. He lived in the Middle Hall Chamber
from Oct. 1616, to April, 1622.

He died 10 Sept. 1627, and was buried in the church of St.
Peter, at Bath, where he has this monument :

1)

34 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1615.

IVXTA REPOSITI
SVNT (SPIRITVS SANCTI NVPER

MDES) SACRI CINERES THOM^E

MARTYN ARMIGERI ARTIV MAGISTRI
EXONI-DEVONIENSIS QVI OBIJT DECIMO
DIE MENSIS SEPTEMB8 AN0 SALVTIS 1627

IGNOTIS TIBI TVI IGNARIS MERITI LOQVENTE

STRVIMVS (MARTINE) TVMVLV QVI TV^E REPENDAT
DEBLTVM MEMORISE REFERATQ I POSTERIS ESTATE

IN IVVENE PERFECTAM COMPOSITOS MORES
INGENIVM (SVAVITER) FERTILE; ANIMVM VIRTVTIS

ET DOCTRINE SATVRVM, SEDEMQ : IVDICIVM

(PENE ADMIRVM) MATVRVM SOLIDVM AFFECTVS

HVMILES, NOBILES, AMOREM OMNIBVS, FIDEM

AMICIS PR^ESTITAM RELIGIONIS CVLTVSQ : DIVINI

SVMME SVPPLICEM, VINDICEMQ ; OMNIA DEMVM

FJELICEM, IN1 TAM INGENTI ANIMO

INFIRME SVBSTARET CORPVS.

VOS QVI NOVISTIS QVOSQ : NOVIT (LECTORES) NOBILIVS
DIGNEMINI SEPVLCHRVM VIVOQ : ERIGITE PECTORE
MAVSOL^EVM VOBISQ : CHARA SIT MEMORIA VOBISCV

RESVRRECTVRI AD GLORIAM.

John Roberts. 13. 1615 (Gloucestr. pleb. fil. set. 17). |H. as
above, 3 Nov. 1615. B.A. 24 April, 1619. M.A.
1 March 16fi. CJ0L restored 14 Dec. 1622. Lived in
the Middle Chapel Chamber.

Possibly John, second son of John Eoberts of Westerley
(Visitation 1623).

Benjamin Ball. 13. 1615 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set. 17). fH.
as above 21 Feb. 16|f B.A. 24 April, 1619. M.A.
28 May, 1622. Lived in the Second North-west Chamber
after taking his B.A. till 25 March, 1622.

John Fathers. 13. 1615 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set. 17). fH.
as above 17 Nov. 1615. B.A. 26 July, 1617, but his
name also occurs among the determining Bachelors of
1619-20. M.A. 18 May, 1620.

1 Probably ni = nisi.

1615.] WARDEN FLEMMYNG. 35

Richard Galhampton. 13. 1615 (Somerset, pleb. fil. get.
18). i«. as above 24 April, 1618.

Laurence Drake. 13. 1615 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set. 17).
m. as above 24 April, 1618. Elected £. 7 Nov. 1617
(born at Islebrewers, Somerset), vice Bruen, in ac-
cordance with the Foundress' letters of nomination
13 August, 1617. His Sb. was filled up 30 June, 1620.

Thomas Whitmore. 13. 1615. JR. 21 Feb. 16£f (Salop.
pleb. fil. set. 18).

John Abraham. 13. 1615 (Devon.). £H. 15 Nov. 1616

(Devon, verbi Dei min. fil. set. 20). B.A. 18 May, 1620.
(E.fH. received 2 July, 1616 : restored 4 Dec. 1623.

Robert Browne. 13. 1615 (Somerset), m. 21 Feb. 16f?
(Somerset, pleb. fil. set. 17).

Edward Abraham. 13. 1615 (Devon.). JH. 21 Feb. 16Jf
(Devon, verbi Dei min. fil. set. 18). Elected S- 4 May,
1620, in accordance with Foundress' nomination of
13 Aug. 1617 ; of Collaton Ralegh. B.A. 6 Feb. 161 a ;
M.A. 22 June, 1624. Elected $. 30 June, 1629 ; but
on 30 June, 1630, he was one of three "qui non visi
sunt idonei qui in Socios admitterentur," as also on
30 June, 1631, but he was admitted Jf. after three
years' probation 5 July, 1632. Elected Sub-dean 1629;
Librarian 1632 ; Catechist 1634 ; and Librarian (on
W. Arnold's cession) 3 July, 1640. He appears to have
lived in the Fourth Upper Chamber from the Hall from
1635 to 1640. He was buried in the Chapel 6 Dec.
1642 : (Wood gives this as the date of his death) :
with this stone ? extant. E.A. 6 Dec. 1642 (Gutch).

Fohn Eveleigh. 13. 1615 (Devon.). B.A. 4 Feb. 16|f.

Fohn Hobbey (Hobby), fft. 3 Nov. 1615 (Dorcestr. pleb.
fil. set. 19). B.A. 10 Feb.

•homas Corey, m. 19 Jan. 16f§- (Cornub. pleb. fil. set. 20).
B.A. (Curry) 5 July, 1619. M.A. (Coxey) 28 May, 1622.

D 2

WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1615-16.

He lived in the First North Chamber. He received
mourning at the death of the Foundress 25 May, 1618,
and from his position on the list was probably then

Henry Allan. B.D. of Wadham 4 March, 16^- In-
corporated M.A. from Cambridge 8 Feb.

1616.

Humphrey Walrond. JfM. 1616 (Somerset, arm. fil. set.
15). ilH. as above (arm. fil. natu maximus) 8 May, 1618.
He lived in the Chamber under Mr. Basil, the Chaplain.
His "pott," weighing over 15^- oz., was among the plate
sacrificed in 1642.

He was son of William Walrond of Ilebrewers. Elected Demy
of Magdalen 1619, resigned 1624.

Thomas Gower. Jf.Ot. 1616 (Eborab. eq. aur. fil. natu
max. set. 12). jflK. 7' Nov. 1617, as above. His " tankerde,"
weighing 23f oz., was among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

He was eldest son of Sir Thomas Gower, Knt. of Stittenham,
created a Bart. 2 June, 1620, who married Ann, daughter and
coheiress of John Doyley of Merton, Oxford. Thomas Gower
was sheriff of York, and firm in his allegiance to King
Charles I. ; by his second wife Frances, daughter and coheiress
of Sir John Leveson of Haling and Lilleshall, he was the
direct ancestor of the Duke of Sutherland, Earl Granville, and
Earl of Ellesmere. A letter from Lady (Ann) Gower to her
son Tom was found under the floor of Number 5, 1 pair right.
It is dated 29 Jan. 1617, from Stittnam (Stittenham), near
Sherrifs Hutton.

" Tom I am so fearfull of you now being far from me that
your younge yeares should forgett your maker which hath
beene so beneficiall unto you, I charge you to continue with
your daly prayers unto him for the increase of them and
alwayes acknowZed^e whence they came. I writt to you in my
last letter that you shoulde send me word whether you heard.
from your granmother or whether you writt to her since your
beinge att Oxford and you sent me no word att all. I have no

1616.] WARDEN FLEMMYNG. 37

newes to send you but this the Satterday before Christemas day

Witt P son killed. Duckitt son in the feilde it was ther

exeemye1 great pride and God hath justly punished them for
the one is dead and the other is fleed his contrie and is undone,
therfore I charge you to beware of this sin and to pray against
it. lithe Sparlinge also of Sherifhouton is deade. thus with
my daly prayers to God to continue you with his blessings I
rest your ever lovinge mother till death.

"ANN GOWER,
" STITTNAM 29 of Januarij 1617."

" Shewe your cosin Davett when you se him these lines under-
neathe tell him that I would not have bene a broker for no
man livinge but hmself. I did it from his owne mouth and to
don him a kindnesse and now my woord is baffeld. I wish
him as much as his owne kind hert would desire but Yorkshire
will not afford itt : I pray you remember me very kindly to
your unkell Harrington."

In a different hand.

"Hopinge of your health, I have made the best meanes for
your sworde and canne not gett it by noe meanes. I have
(with the leaste) sente unto him three times and the letters
have all binne delivered to him yet oould I not heare from
him att all and at this time havinge nothinge to write but
trustinge of your health, in hast. I commend.
" J. Arnolde was chosen fellowe a weeke since."

Bowyer Henley. JF.OL 1616, "Hendly's tankerde,"
weighing 20^ oz., was among the plate sacrificed in
1642.

Thomas Rich. OL 1616. fH. 8 May, 1618, (Middlesex,
arm. fil. natumax. set. 17).

Anthony Huish. (ft. 1616 (Somerset.). £H. Magdalen Hall
12 April, 1616 (Somerset, gen. fil. set. 18). B.A.
(Wadham) 24 Nov. 1619. M.A. 26 June, 1622. C.ffl.
restored 23 May, 1623.

Robert Talbot. OL 1616. fH. 8 May, 1618 (Wilton, gen.
fil. aet. 15). He lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber.

1 Sic : the letters in italics are restored from conjecture. Witt, .sv<r. ? for Will.

38 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1616.

Robert Brooke. OL 1616. ffl. 24 April, 1618. (South-
ampton, gen. fil. set. 15). B.A. 6 July, 1620. M.A.
20 April, 1624. He lived in the Middle Tower Chamber
till 15 April, 1622. &.JH. restored 15 April, 1622.

Robert Brooke, third son of Thomas Brooke of Whitchurch, is
described as clerk in the Visitation of 1631. Brother of the
next and of John Brooke, 1621.

Richard Brooke. OL 1616.

Second son of Thomas Brooke of Whitchurch (Visitation
1631) ; brother of the above and of John Brooke, 1621.

John Drake. <tt. 1616 (Devon.). B.A. 6 Feb. 16ff

Edward Warham (Wareham). OL 1616. m. 8 May,
1618 (Dorcestr. gen. fil. set. 18). B.A. (St. Edm. Hall)
9 Feb. 16ff. M.A. (Thomas Warham, St. Edm. Hall)
26 June, 1623. He lived in the Middle Hall Chamber.

Edward Warham of Osmington (aged 23, 1623), was son and
heir of John Warham, by Anne Mompesson of Carton, Wilts.
(Hutchins).

Edmund Kingston, (ft. 1616. JH. 8 May, 1618 (Gloucestr.
gen. fil. set. 17).

John Tirrell. OL 1616 (Essex.), m. Tyrrell 7 Nov. 1617
(Essex, gen. fil. set. 16). B.A. 18 May, 1620 (arm. fil.
natu maximus).

Son of Thomas Tyrell of East Horndon, born 14 Dec. 1597 ;
knighted 27 Jan. 16 f|- ; a great sufferer for the Royal Cause j
Burgess in Parliament for Maldon 1661 ; died 1675, aged 82.
(Morant, II. 210) ; (Berry's Essex Genealogies), but the dates
are puzzling. Father of Thomas Tirrell, 1656.

Richard Hawke. OL 1616 (Cornub.).

Richard Hawke, son and heir of Nicholas Hawke of Trereven,
was aged 20 in 1620 : brother of Thomas Hawke, 1634.

1616.] WARDEN FLEMMYNG. 39

Richard Rogers. <£. 1616. JH. 28 May, 1619 (Somerset,
gen. fil. set. 19).

Probably Kichard Eogers, Lord of the Manor of Kiloe, Som.
and father of Elizabeth, Duchess of Richmond.

Richard Tisdall. OL 1616. (Londin.). fH. 8 May, 1618
(Middlesex, arm. fil. natu max. set. 17).

Winchcombe. OL 1616.

George Ryves. OL 1616. Jfl. 17 Oct. 1617 (Hampton,
arm. fil. set. 17). Possibly George Ryves, B.C.L. 24 Jan.
16ff D.C.L. 6 July, 1634.

Anthony Fawkner. 13. 1616. M. 24 April, 1618
(Rutland, pleb. fil. set. 16). B.A. 28 Nov. 1620. M.A.
(Jesus) 18 June, 1623. He lived at different times in
the Middle Chapel Chamber, Nov. 1622— April, 1623,
and as B.A. in the Second North-west Chamber, and in
the South Bay Window. C.fH, restored 23 April, 1623.
He is said to have been educated at Okeham or Uppingham
School. Disinherited by his uncle for his loyalty. Rector of
Bulwick, Northants, and Chaplain to Lord Capel.

" He was Chaplain to Sir Lewis Watson of Northants, and
Parson of Saltry (So\vtree) All Saints, alias Morgagne, i.e.
Moygne, Hunts; author of several sermons." (Wood, Afh.
II. 610.)

Carter. 13. 1616.

Brewer. 13. 1616. B.A. (Andrew Bruer) 10 Dec. 1617.

Thomas Higham. 13. 1616. 0m received 24 June,
1617, restored 22 Nov. 1622. B.A. 28 Nov. 1620. M.A.
(St. Mary Hall) 17 June, 1623. He lived in the First
North-west Chamber and in the Middle Chapel
Chamber as B.A. from Jan. 1620 to Nov. 1622.

William Brockar. 13. 1616.

40 WARDEN FLEMMYNG. [1616.

Peter Poole. (fD.fH. received as (ft. or JfM. in 1616, and
restored 12 Dec. 1622. fH. (St. Mary Hall) 21 Oct.
1608 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set. 19). B.A. (St. Mary Hall)
5 Feb. 16H- M.A. 7 July, 1619.

Walter Hungerford. fH. 21 June, 1616 (Somerset, gen.
fil. set. 19). B.A. (All Souls) 10 June, 1624. M.A.
12 May, 1628. D.D. 16 Nov. 1643.

One Walter Himgerford was elected Fellow of All Souls
(from the county of Wilts) 1624. Probably third son of John
Hungerford of Cadenham : became Eector of Buscot, Berks ;
where he was buried with this inscription : "Walter Hunger-
ford, D. of Divinity, deceased 10 Nov. An'o. Dom'. 1681."

Gilbert Drake, m. 21 Feb. 16^ (Devon, pleb. fil. set. 17).
He was nominated ,£. by the Foundress 28 Feb. 1617,
being son of John Drake of Littleham, Devon; and
was elected 30 June, 1620, vice R Ellis. Elected ^.
30 June, 1625, admitted 30 June, 1626. Had his
grace for his B.A. 30 Jan. 1620. B.A. 6 Feb. 16f$.
M.A. 20 April, 1624. Elected Sub-dean 1621 ;
Moderator of Philosophy 1625 ; Humanity Lecturer
1626 ; and Dean 1627 and 1628; but he died in March,
162f. (Mag. Drake intermortuo successit in decanatu
Mag. Bos well ineunte quadragesima) He lived in the
South Bay Window and in Foundresse Chamber, and
(at the time of his death) in the Second Middle
Chamber from the Chapel. He died 2 March,
162^, and was buried in the Outer Chapel near his
monument on the Eastern Wall with this inscription :

Exuvias hie deposuit Gilbertus Drake Devoniensis

Generosa familia oriundus, in Artibus Magister

Et hujus Collegii Socius : vir magna eruditione, ingenio

Facili felicique moribus suavissimis,

Quinetiam integritate vitse illibata

Singulari et pietate Celebris ;

Nee tarnen pro suis virtutibus satis notus,

Complures enim humiliori inodestia velabat, quas

Ne desideres (Lector) en vix media adhuc setate, ccelo

Maturus obiit Mar. 2° A.D. 1629 getatis 29

J.D.P.D.
(? Johannes Drake Pater Dedicavit).

1616.]

WARDEN FLEMMYNG.

41

He was one of the earliest benefactors to the Library,
bequeathing many books in 1629.

John Skeat (Skete). m. 21 Feb. 16^- (Wilton, pleb. fil.
at. 17). B.A. 28 Nov. 1620. M.A. 11 July, 1623.

Humphrey Tabor. ffi. 21 Feb. 16ff (Somerset, pleb. fil.
set. 18). B.A. 28 Nov. 1620. M.A. (Taylor) 17 June,
1623.

Richard Darrell. m. 14 March, 16^f (Cornub. pleb. fil.
set. 16).

Kichard Darrell, son and heir of William Darrell of Crowan,
aged 20 in 1620, or possibly of Trevoenan in St. Minver.

Walter Bond. fH. 14 March, 16-J-f (Somerset, verbi Dei
min. fil. set. 16). B.A. 1 March, 16f£. He received
mourning on the death of the Foundress, 25 May, 1618,
and from his position on the list was probably then

fltterfc.

Edward Burton. Occurs (14 May) among the B.A.'s of
16lf "e Coll. Wadh." but Wood's note is: "Edward
Burton eq. aur. fil. ex Aula Magd. (sic supplicatio
sua), fuit tamen e Coll. Magd. quando determinavit."

Warfcen Smitb.

1617.

Thomas Grudge. Subscribed the Articles 3 June, 1614.
Nominated &. by the Foundress on the resignation of
Stonehouse, 13 Aug. 1617, and admitted 2 Oct. 1617 ;
born in St. Maddren, Cornwall. B.A. 8 May, 1618.
Lived in the North Bay Window.

Probably son of Thomas Grudge of Maderne and Mary

Fleminge (Visitation 1620).

William Rodney. JfM. 1617 (Somerset, arm. fil. set. 17).
ift. as above 24 April, 1618. His "pott," weighing over
19^ oz., was among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

Probably third son of Sir John Kodney (Visitation 1623) ;
married Alice, daughter of Sir T. Caesar, and was buried
at Huntspill. (Collinson, III. 605.)

Giles Estcourt. JfM. 1617 (Wilton, mil. fil. set. 17). fa.
as above, 8 May, 1618. The two "Estcourts' Tankerdes,"
weighing 41Joz., were among the plate sacrificed in
1642.

Sir Giles Estcourt of Newton, Wilts, was created Baronet,
17 March, 16|f, and married Anne, daughter of Sir Robert
Mordaunt of Little Massingham, Norfolk, Bart. ; his son and
successor Sir Giles Estcourt was slain unmarried in Italy.

Edward Estcourt. $.(&. 1617 (Wilton, mil. fil. set. 16).
fH. 8 May, 1618. He appears to have replaced his name
on the College Books ; his C.JH. being received 10 May,
1628, and restored 20 Dec. 1628.

Brother of the above.

X

1617.] WARDEN SMITH. 43

Edward Horsey. JfM. 1617 (Dorcestr.). His gilt bowl,
weighing llf oz., was among the plate sacrificed in
1642.

Probably son of Ralph Horsey of Clifton, and Melcombe
Horsey (Hutchins).

Hugh Stewkley. JfM. 1617. m. 3 July, 1618 (South-
ampton, mil. fil. set. 14).

Eldest son of Sir Thomas Stewkley of Hinton (Visitation
1623), brother of Thomas Stewkley, 1621, and John Stewkley,
1626. Sir Hugh Stewkley of Hinton, Hants, was created
Baronet 9 June, 1627 : married Sarah, daughter and coheiress
of Ambrose Dauntsey of Lavington, Wilts. Died about 1642.

Henry Brounker. $M. 1617 (Middlesex, eq. aur. fil. set.
15). fR. 31 Oct. 1617 as above. He was created M.D.
23 June, 1646, at the same time as his brother William,
Lord Brouncker, the famous President of the Royal
Society ; they were sons of Sir William Brouncker
(created Baron Brouncker of Newcastle, and Viscount
Brouncker of Castle Lyons, in the kingdom of Ireland,
12 Sept. 1645), who died in Wadham in the middle of
Nov. 1645, and was buried in the Cathedral of Christ
Church. " Brounker's tankerde," weighing 17^ oz., was
among the plate sacrificed in 1642.

" Henry succeeded his brother in the title, 5 April, 1684, and
died s.p. 4 Jan. 1687, and was buried at Richmond, Surrey." —
Wood.

John D'oilye. JF.<B. 1617 (Oxon.) m. 27 Nov. 1618
(Oxon. arm. fil. natu max. set. 16). His gilt " tankerde,"
weighing 20 J oz., was among the plate sacrificed in
1642.

Probably the eldest son and heir of Sir Cope Doyley of
Chiselhampton. and brother to Charles D'Oyley, 1626. Bap-
tized 3 March, 1601 ; succeeded his father in 1633, and was
High Sheriff of Oxford, 1639. His house at Greenlands being
held for the King was nearly destroyed by the Parliamentary
forces, though he appears to have taken the Parliament side.
M.P. for Oxford about 1645, and one of the Parliamentary
Commissioners for the Visitation of the University. Died
about 1660.

44 WARDEN SMITH. [1617.

Angel Graye. JfM. 1617. fH> 20 Nov. 1618 (Dorcestr.
arm. fil. set. 16). "Grave's pott," weighing 18 oz., was
amoDg the plate sacrificed in 1642.

Angell Graye, son of George Graye of Kingston Marwood, was
aged 20 in 1623. Possibly the same as Mr. Ancketil Gray, one
of the Commissioners for Dorset, who met the Prince of Wales
at Bridgewater in 1645.

Arthur Ayshford. JfM. 1617 (Devon.). His "bowl,"
weighing 14f oz., was among the plate sacrificed in
1642.

Probably Arthur Ayshford, son and heir of Henry Ashford of
Ashford, aged 19 in 1620.

Henry Arnold. <£. 1617. One Henry Arnold was
admitted <&. also in 1614.

James Bale. OL 1617 (Somerset, gen. fil. set. 17). fH. as
above 24 April, 1618.

Richard Chichester. OL 1617 (Devon.), ffl. 24 April,
1618.

Probably son and heir of Hugh Chichester of Widworthy,
aged 20 'in 1620.

Nicholas Weare. <&. 1617 (Devon.), ftt. (Ware) 8 May
1618. (Devon, gen. fil. set. 18).

John Sunnibanke (Sonibant). OL 1617. IH. 24 April,

1618 (Essex. Doct. fil. natu max. set. 17).

Henry Stratford. OL 1617. fE. 24 April, 1618 (Londin.
gen. fil. set. 18).

Peter Atwell. <tt. 1617 (Devon.). fH. (Atwill) 16 April,

1619 (Devon, arm. fil. natu max. set. 17).

Peter Atwell, son of William Atwell of Kenton, was aged 19
in 1620.

1617.] WARDEN SMITH. 45

William Lotisham. OL 1617.

Probably William Lotisham, son of Francis Lotisham of
Ditcheat, Som. (Phelp, II. 267) ; or, William Lotisham, son of
Oliver Lotisham of Fordington, described as of Eipley in 1623
(Visitation).

Robert Rainsford. (ft. 1617. ffl. (Raynsford) 23 Oct.
1618 (Kant. arm. fil. get. 16). B.A. 6 Feb. 16f£ (Col-
lector Bac. determinantium). M.A. 11 July, 1623.
B.D. 29 March, 1631. D.D. 23 June, 1637. <&M.
replaced 28 April, 1622, and restored again 9 June,
1627. He lived in Middle Hall Chamber, April, 1622,
to Oct. 1623. In 1623 he lived in the Upper Chapel
Chamber, and after he became a B.A. he lived in the
Middle Hall Chamber, which he improved at a certain
expense in 1624.

One Kobert Rainsford was Curate of Bromley, Kent, 1630
(Hasted, I. 96). One Robert Rainsford was Prebendary, Min.
Par. Alt. Sarum, 3 April, 1644, and died before 19 Aug. 1661.

Hodder. OL 1617. Robert Hodder M. Magdalen Hall
24 April, 1618 (Dorcestr. gen. fil. set. 18).

Claver. <£. 1617. The name also occurs among the
Batellars of this year, without a prefix. Francis Claver
fm. Magdalen 21 June, 1621 (Buckingham, gen. fil.
set. 18).

William Drake. OL 1617 (of Wiscombe, South Leigh,
Devon), m. 16 April, 1619 (Devon, arm. fil. set. 18).
Recommended for a &. by the Foundress, 13 Aug.
1617, and elected vice Philip Hill 3 Dec. 1618. B.A.
4 Dec. 1622. M.A. 7 July, 1625. Lived in College
Chamber. Elected $. 30 June, 1629, but he was
one of three who "non visi sunt idonei qui in socios
admitterentur," 30 June, 1630, and was referred to
another year's probation ; the same notice is repeated on
30 June, 1631, but on the 5 July, 1632, he was admitted
to his JF, Elected Catechist 1632 ; Humanity Lecturer
1632; and Bursar 1635. Resigned Jf. I July, 1637.

Simon Every. OL 1617. ffi. 27 Nov. 1618 (Northampton,
gen. fil. set. 15). Possibly he afterwards became a jjF.ift.

46 WARDEN SMITH. [1617.

as " Every e's bowl/' weighing 10 J oz. was among the

plate sacrificed in 1642.

Simon Every of Egginton, Derbyshire (which he obtained
through his wife), was created Baronet 26 May, 1641, and
suffered for the King's Cause ; he is, however, said to have
been originally of Chard, Somerset.

Thomas King. 33. 1617. JH. 30 Oct. 1618 (Gloucestr. gen.
fil. set. 17).

James Barstable. ffi. 30 May, 1617 (Devon, pleb. fil. set.
19). B.A. 28 Nov. 1620.

Philip Hall. M. 27 June, 1617 (Devon, pleb. fil. set. 18).
B.A. (Alban Hall) 10 Dec. 1621. M.A. 2 June, 1624.

Rector of Upton Pyne, admitted 1 Oct. 1636. He suffered
severely for the Royal Cause, but returned to his living after
the Restoration and lived till 1683.

Thomas Tintiney. ffl. 10 Oct. 1617 (Somerset, pleb. fil.
set. 18).

John Derby. M. 24 Oct. 1617 (Dorcestr. pleb. fil. set. 19).
B.A. (Gil. Darby) 1 Feb. 16ff

Thomas Smyth, ffi. 6 Feb. 16-Jf (Wilton, pleb. fil. set. 15).
B.A. 26 Jan. 16ff. M.A. 27 June, 1626. On 6 Dec.
1624, he was elected Sub-dean, when he is described as
<£f)aplattt. He probably succeeded Basil, and was suc-
ceeded by Elmhirst, who took over the Upper Chaplain's
Chamber from him, and "paid to the College for
Mr. Smith's debt."

Henry Jeames. B.A. (Wadham) 26 July, 1617. M.A.
18 May, 1620.

Philip QuickC. B.A. (Wadham) 10 Feb. 16^-

Robert Blake. ffi. Alban Hall 26 Jan. 16^ (Somerset.
pleb. fil. set. 17). B.A. (Wadham) 10 Feb. 16|f He
stood for a JF. at Merton in 1619, but failed; in

1617-18.] . WARDEN SMITH. 47

1623, being then of Wadham College, he wrote verses
on Cambden's death.

Born at Bridgewater, and educated at the Grammar School
there. In 1640 he was elected Burgess for Bridgewater ; and
afterwards taking up arms for the Parliament was made
Governor of Taunton. After some service on land, he was
made Commissioner of the Navy, Warden of the Cinque Ports,
and (in 1649) General at Sea. On 25 Sept. 1651, he became a
member of the Council of State. Putting to sea in 1652, he
defeated the French on 2 Sept., but was defeated by Van
Tromp on 29 Nov., though he in his turn defeated the Dutch
on 18 Feb. He fought subsequently at Tunis in 1655, and won
a victory at Santa Cruz, April, 1657, but died as the fleet was
entering Plymouth Sound on its return, 17 Aug. 1657, aged 59.
He was interred with great pomp in Henry VII. 's Chapel, in
Westminster Abbey, 4 Sept. 1657 ; but his body was sub-
sequently disinterred after the Restoration (12 Sept. 1661), and
reinterred in St. Margaret's churchyard. His portrait hangs in
the College Hall.

1618.

William Durham. On 30 Oct. 1618, a letter was sent by
King James I. to " Our trustie and welbeloved the
Warden and Fellowes of Waddam College in Oxford,
from our Mannour of Theobaldes/' desiring them to
admit William Durhame, "having almost from his
infancy followed the studdie of letters as he hath
atteyned to the degree of Maister in Artes," to a
Fellowship whenever any Fellow's place shall be void ;
"notwithstanding anie thing in your statutes to the
contrarie." The College in two successive letters,
29 Nov. 1618, and 3 Jan. 16^f, begged the . interference
of William, Earl of Pembroke, Lord Chamberlain of
the King's Household, and Chancellor of the University;
in the first they point out that William Durham is in-
eligible under the Statutes, and send therewith two of
the Fellows to explain ; in the second they set out the
legal objections at length. A portion of a narrative in
Latin of the attempt of " William Durham, the Scot,"
to obtain a Fellowship is among the College MSS., from

48 WARDEN SMITH. [1618.

which it appears that William Durham was "Andrea-
politanus," and that as the King had himself altered the
words, " Kingdom of England " to " Kingdom of Great
Britain " in the Statutes, it was feared that he might be
angered by the refusal of the College to admit a Scot.
The narrative is not finished : but it is clear that the
attempt was not successful.

John Ireland. Jf&. 1618.

John Blewet. Jf.<&. 1618 (Devon.), flj. (Bluet) 16 April,
1619 (Devon, arm. fil. natu max. set. 15). "Bluet's
tankerde," weighing 26^ oz., was among the plate
sacrificed in 1642.

He died in 1634, and has a monument in Holcombe Rogtis

church, Devon.

Robert Markham. JfM. 1618.

Second son of Sir Anthony Markham of Sedgebrook ; brother
of John Markham, 1613, and father of Robert Markham, 1660.
Created Baronet 15(? 22), Aug. 1642, eventually heir to his
father. He joined the Royal cause, and was besieged in
Newark, Dec. 1644. He was born in 1600, and died on
Candlemas Day, 1667. (Markham, History of the Markhams.

Francis Langworth. <£. 1618.

Edmund Windham. OL 1618 (Somerset.), m. 16 April,
1619 (Somerset, arm. fil. natu max. set. 18).

He was eldest son of Sir Thomas Wyndham of Kempsford,
and was sent by his father to serve in the Low Country wars.
In 1641 he was one of the first to take up arms for the King,
joining the forces of the Earl of Hertford. He served as
Colonel in the Western Army, and was Governor of Bridge-
water when it was besieged and taken by Fairfax. After the
death of the King he followed the royal family to France, and
attended upon Charles II. After the Restoration he was made
Knight Marshal of England. He died in 1682. (Collinson).
See possibly Edward Windham

Shakerly Marmion. OL 1618. M. 16 Feb. 16f ? (North-
ampton. arm. fil. primus ? unicus set. 18). His

1618.] WARDEN SMITH. 4!'

appears to have been received 28 April, 1616. B.A.
1 March, 16|4 (arm. fil. natu max.). M.A. 7 July, 1624.
Lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains'
as B.A. from Oct. 1622, and in Founder's Chamber as
M.A. July, 1624 to Oct. 1625.

He was born at Aynhoe, and educated in the free school at
Thame. After serving in the Low Countries he joined the
troops raised by Sir John Suckling for Charles I. against the
Scots, and was taken ill at York, and died in London in 1639,
and was buried at St. Bartholomew, near Smithneld. He \vas
the author of several plays or masques ; Holland's Leaguer,
A Fine Companion, Cupid and Psyche, The Antiquary. Wood,
Ath. Ox. II. 647.

Norris Buckocke. OL 1618. ffl. 11 June, 1619 (Norricius
Buckoke, Buckingham, gen. fil. set. 14). His (£.£H. was
restored 11 April, 1622.

He was elected Demy of Magdalen, 1622 (Buckocke or Buc-
cuppe). B.A. 18 Feb. 16f§, M.A. 27 June, 1626, when he
resigned his Demiship.

Roger Colmer. (ft. 1618 (Somerset.). Lived in Founder's
Chamber.

Probably Roger, son of Roger Colmore of Colmore, aged 20 in
1623.

Ninian Burrell. (E. 1618.

Chancey Snellgrave. (E. 1618. His C.fH. was restored
13 Jan. 1622. He lived in the Single Chamber in
Buller's Inn from May, 1619, to March, 1623.

Edward Coxwell. (St. 1618.

John Sydley (Sedley). OL 1618. fa. 1 Dec. 1620
(Kantise. pleb. fil. a?t. 19). He lived in Founder's
Chamber. His C.fH. was restored Jan. 1621.

Possibly son of Isaac Siclley of Great Chart (created Baronet
14 Sept. 1621) ; if so, he succeeded his father about 1627, and
died Nov. 1673.

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50 . WARDEN SMITH. [1618.

Francis Hanford, <£. 1618.

Anthony Garth. <E. 1618. flj. 16 Nov. 1621 (Surr. arm.
fil. Stius get. 21). CJK. restored 9 May, 1623. He
lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber till 24 June, 1623.
Probably second son of George Garth of Morden, Surrey ;
returned under Poartsoken Ward in the Visitation of London,
1634 ; also in the Visitation of Surrey, 1623.

Thomas Rollstone. OL 1618. ffl. 12 May. 1620 (Rolle-
stone, Devon, gen. fil. set. 16). He lived in the Bottom
Tower Chamber.

Thomas Burnaby. (ft. 1618.

Richard Ducke. (ft. 1618 (Devon.). C.fH. received
21 Oct. 1619, restored 11 Oct. 1622. fH. 12 May,
1620 (Devon, arm. fil. primus, set. 16). He supplicated
for B.A. 3 July, 1622. Lived in the Chamber under
Mr. Basil, i.e. the Chaplain, till 29 Sept. 1622.

Probably Richard Ducke, son and heir of Nicholas Ducke,
Kecorder of the City of Exeter (aged 17 in 1620).

John Salter. 33. 1618 (Devon.). OLfft. received 6 March,
1618, restored 29 Sept. 1622. M. 16 April, 1619
(Devon, pleb. fil. set. 19). He lived in the Bottom
Chamber under the Chaplains' from 6 March, 1618, to

29 Sept. 1622.

Bould. $3. 1618.

William Blake, ft. 1618 (Somerset.). M. 24 Nov. 1620

(Somerset, min. fil. set. 17). Elected JJ» (born at Bridge-
water) 30 June, 1620, in place of Laurence Drake.
B.A. 4 Dec. 1622. M.A. 7 July, 1625. Elected ^.

30 June, 1628, and admitted JF. 2 July, 1629. Elected
Sub-dean 1623; Humanity Lecturer 1629 and 1630;
Catechist 1631 and 1638; Sub-warden 1637 and 1642;
Bursar 1641. On 2 Sept, 1634 he had leave to travel
as tutor to John Horsey, son and heir of George Horsey
of Clifton, Dorset. He took the degree of Doctor of
Civil Law at Padua in the beginning of 1637. On

1618.] WARDEN SMITH. fil

19 Dec. 1G38, he resigned his office of Catechist on
obtaining leave to travel for a year; and on 15 July,
1640, was incorporated D.C.L. at Oxford. On 11 Nov.
1642 (twenty days after Edgehill), he with nine others
of the Foundation had leave of absence granted till
Christmas ; on 14 Jan. 164|-, he signed (as Senior Fellow)
the agreement to surrender the College Plate to the
King. He had leave of absence granted him in 1643 on
July 8 (three months), 6 Oct. (three months), 14 Dec.
(till Easter) ; in 1644 on 20 April (though he does not
appear to have taken part in the election of Warden
Pitt on that day), on 2 July (six months), 24 Dec. (till
Easter) ; in 1645 on 7 April (three months), 30 June (till
16 July), and on 17 July it is noted that he had held his
Jf. eighteen years from Regency, and he is presumed to
have been then "amotus." He lived in University
Chamber, and in the Second Upper Chamber from the
Hall ; finally on 4 June, 1638, he moved into the Third
Upper Chamber from the Chapel ; for the furniture of
which he was paid on 15 Dec. 1647.

He was son of Humphrey Blake of Planchfield, and brother
of Eobert Blake (1617), and is described in the Visitation
(1623) as " Dr. of Phissick." He died at Bridgewater, 1667.

Netherton. 13. 1618.

John Smith. fH. 17 April, 1618 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set. 18) .
B.A. 6 Dec. 1621.

Richard Arnold. £ft. 24 April, 1618 (Dorcestr. verbi Dei
min. fil. set. 15). Having been nominated by the
Foundress 13 Aug. 1617, he was admitted £>. 4 Oct. 1619,
vice Thomas Grudge (aged 16, born at Brockenhurst in
the diocese of Winchester). Although he was not on the
Foundation, yet he received mourning at the death of
the Foundress, 25 May, 1618. B.A. 30 Jan. 1624. On
30 June, 1629, he was "amotus" from his &. for staying
away a month too long. He lived in College Chamber.

He is possibly the son of Robert Arnold of Armswell, Dorset ;
born in 1604.

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52 WARDEN SMITH. [1618-19.

William Turney (Turnie). fa. 24 April, 1618 (Cormib.
pleb. fil set. 18). Elected £>. 30 June, 1620 (being one
of the first two elected according to the Statutes), vice
George Hill, aged 19, (born at Bodmin, Cornwall). B.A.
30 June, 1621. His & was filled up 30 June, 1623, on
his resignation". He lived in the North Crest.

Edward Clyffe. fa. 19 June, 1618 (Essex, arm. fil. aet. 17).
Having been nominated to a &. by the letters of the
Foundress, 13 Aug. 1617, he was admitted on 6 Feb.
16fJ. B.A. 6 Dec. 1621. M.A. 22 June, 1624. Elected
Sub-dean 6 Dec. 1622. He resigned his J. 9 Feb. 16|f,
and on the same day he paid (E.fH. as a (£. which was
restored 31 Aug. 1628. He lived in the North Bay
Window.

Third son of John Clyffe of Ingerstone (Visitation, 1612).

John Wills, fa. 30 Oct. 1618 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set. 16).
William Ball. £H. 30 Oct. 1618 (Oxon. pleb. fil. aet. 15).

William Johnson. Graduated M.A. of Wadham 8 May,
1618.

Francis Ayshford. Son of John Ayshford, Esq., in Devon,
was buried in the North part of the Outer Chapel about
the beginning of November, 1618.

Gutch calls him jF.C., and says that he was buried in the south
part. He was probably one of the Ayshfords of Ayshford.
See 1617 and 1620.

1619.

William Russell. JfM. 1619 (Wigorn.). fa. 17 March,

16-1-9- (Wigorn. eq. fil. set. 18).

Second son of Sir Thomas Russell of Strensham, created
Baronet of Whitley, Wore. 12 March, 16-|-f He was a staunch
supporter of the King's Cause, and compounded for his estate.
He died in 1669, and was buried at Strensham with this in-
scription: "Corpus Gulielmi Russell Baronetti manerii de
Strensham dom. hie in spe quiescit. Vir fuit ingenio natalibus
suis digno, egregia erga regem temporibus nequissimis fide nee
capitis periculo nee magna rei familiaris jactura luiquam
concussus."

1619.] WARDEN SMITH. f,:j

Carew Ralegh. Jf.<&. 1619 "fortissimi doctissimique
equitis Gualteri Ralegh filius." fH. 23 March, 16.^
(Middlesex, eq. fil. ast. 16). His (K.fH. was received
8 March, 1620 : restored 10 April, 1623.

He was introduced at Court, but failed to obtain the restoration
of his father's estate at Sherborne ; he was, however, restored
in blood, 3 Charles I. In 1635 he became a gentleman of the
King's Bedchamber ; after the King's death he endeavoured
again in 1651 to obtain from the Commons the restoration of
Sherborne. In 1659 he was Governor of Jersey. He died in
1666, and was buried either at West Horsley, or in his fathers
grave at St. Margaret's, Westminster.

Francis Ewre. OL 1619.

Thomas Weedon. <£. 1619. <EJK. received 1620 : restored
24 Oct. 1622.

Christopher Allanson. <£. 1619 (Londin.). ffi. 24 Nov.
1620 (Londin. gen. fil. set. 16). His C.fH. was received
9 Jan. 1620 : restored 5 April, 1624. B.A. 6 Feb. 16ff .

Peter Hoskins. <£. 1619 (Dorcestr.). fH. 1 Dec. 1620
(Dorcestr. pleb. fil. set. 19). His <£JK. was leceived
14 June, 1620 : restored 25 Nov. 1633. B.A. 10 Feb.
16-lf. M.A. 7 July, 1625. He lived in Founder's
Chamber, 14 June, 1620, and in the Upper Chapel
Chamber, 12 July, 1622.

Probably fourth son of Peter Hoskins of Langdon (Visitation
1613), and Beminster, who in 1629 was ordered "to set up
stocks, pillory, and a ducking stool," for the town and manor
of Beminster.

John Smyth. 4L 1619. But see John Smyth, 17 April,
1618.

Edward Goad. OL 1619. £H. 24 Nov. 1620 (Comub. pleb.

fil. set. 18).

Probably fifth son of William Coode of Morval (died «./?.), or
son of Edward Coode, baptized at St. Pinnocks, 21) Xov. 1601.

54 WARDEN SMITH. [1619.

Roger Ayshford. (ft. 1619 (Devon.). &L. 24 Nov. 1620

(Devon, gen. fil. set. 16). His (£.£H. was received
23 Aug. 1620, restored 23 Oct. 1630; but apparently
replaced 8 June, 1631, and again restored 12 Dec. 1632.
B.A. 7 Feb. 16||. M.A. 26 Feb. 16-H-?.

Third son of Henry Ashford of Ashford, and brother of Arthur
Ayshford, 1617. Roger Ayshford, Rector of Bridford, Devon,
15 Oct. 1635, buried 3 Jan. 16|f.

Robert Henley. OL 1619. ffl. 24 Nov. 1620 (Somerset,
gen. fil. ae t. 18). Lived in the Double Chamber in
Buller's Inn from March, 1620, to Dec. 1621, and also in
the North Crest.

He appears to have been buried in Winsham church, Somerset,
where there is an antique monument of black and white
marble with this inscription on the tablet : " Sacrum memorise
Roberti Henley (fil. natu max. Henrici, nepotis Roberti Henley
de Leigh in agro Somersetensi Armigeri et hujus comitatus
unus prsepositorum), qui epidemica grassante febre hinc de-
migravit. Elizabetha conjunx ejus fidelissima, prior e solis
iiatabus Edmundi Lamberti de Boyton in Cainpo Wiltoniensi
Armigeri et Dulcibellae filioe Richardi Swayne de Blandford in
comit. Dorset Armigeri certa resurrectionis faustoe spe freta
hoc posuit mnemosynon A.D. 1639." (Collinson).

Henry Thynne. OL 1619.

John Trafford. OL 1619. ftt. 12 May, 1620 (Kant. arm.
fil. lus aet. 14). C.fH. received 11 Sept. 1620 : restored
22 July, 1622. He lived in the Middle Hall Chamber
from Sept. 1620 to July, 1622.

One John Trafford was Rector of Gillingham, Kent, on the

presentation of Brasenose College, 1649.

Richard Wiseman, (ft. 1619. £H. 17 June, 1621 (Essex.

gen. fil. ast. 20). £.fft. received in 1620, and restored
26 Sept. 1621.

Apparently son of Sir Richard Wiseman of Torell's Hall ;

afterwards knighted (Morant, I. 479), or third son of John

Wiseman of Stysted (Visitation 1612).

1619.] WARDEN SMITH. 55

Richard Clifton. OL 1619. C.fH. received in 1620 : restored
28 June, 1622.

Robert Waller. <£. 1619.

Richard Floyd (Lloyd). <E. 1619. ffl. 11 June, 1614
(arm. fil. lus set. 17). (£JH. received in 1620, restored
15 Dec. 1624. B.A. 7 Feb. 16ff (arm. fil. natu max.).
Lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains',
and afterwards in Founder's Chamber, 25 Dec. 1621.

Richard Farren. OL 1619. ffi. 13 July, 1621 (Leicestr.
pleb. fil. set. 18), but he subscribed on 13 April, 1621.
C.fH. received 12 Jan. 1620, restored 13 Aug. 1625.
B.A. 2 Dec. 1624. Lived in Founder's Chamber from
Dec. 1621 to Oct. 1625.

John Courtney. OL 1619 (Devon.). fft. 23 March, 16f -J-
(Devon. arm. fil. lus set. 18). (£.fH. received 19 Jan.
1620, restored 23 July, 1622. Lived in the Bottom
Tower Chamber.

Possibly John Courtnay of Holland who died in 1660.

Francis Doddington. (ft. 1619 (Somerset.). fH. 17 June,
1621 (Dodington. Somerset, gen. fil. set. 17). C.fH.
received 1620, restored 15 April, 1622. Lived in the
First North Chamber till 25 March, 1622.

Francis Doddington, son of John Doddington of Dodington,
was Sheriff of Somerset 6 Charles I. took up the Eoyal Cause,
joined the Earl of Hertford, and served as Colonel in 'the
Western army ; lie was by name excepted from the Treaty of
Uxbridge, and fled to France on the ruin of the Royal Cause,
but returned at the Restoration. (Collinson, III. 519).

John Hippesley. (ft. 1619.

Probably John Hippesley of Camleigh, aged 19 in 1623.

Thomas Munnings (Monyns). OL 1619. ffl. 17 June,
1621 (Kant. eq. fil. set. 17). <£.fft. received 16 March,
1620, restored 10 July, 1623 (?).

Son and heir of Stephen Monins of Dover ; afterwards of
Fordwicli (Berry). One Captain Thomas Munnings of Dover

56 WARDEN SMITH. [1619.

was Treasurer to the Parliamentary Sequestrators of Canterbury
Cathedral. "At heart a Royalist." (Hasted, II. 146).

Harris. llx 1619. There is a Robert Harris (Wilton, pleb.
fil. set. 18), who ffi. at Exeter 3 May, 1621 ; but see
Subscriptions 3 June, 1614.

Kiste. 33. 1619 (Devon.). One Edward Kyfte (Kiste) fft.
Magdalen Hall 21 June, 1616 (Gloucestr. pleb. fil. «t.
17). B.A. 19 Feb. 16ff.

Darrell. ft. 1619 (Cornub.).

Possibly John Darrell, younger brother of Richard Darrell,
1616.

Thomas Coke. ffl. 16 April, 1619 (Cornub. pleb. fil.

set. 17).

John Warren. fSi. 21 Jan. 16^f (Dorcestr. pleb. fil. aet.
17). Elected £. 3 July, 1624 (of Gillingham, Dorset,
aged about 18). B.A. 7 July, 1625. M.A. 27 June,
1628. Elected $. 3 July, 1627, and admitted Jf.
3 July, 1628. Elected Moderator of the New Class
(constituted 3 Oct. 1623) in 1626 and 1627. Sub-dean
1628 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1629, and succeeded
Goodridge as Sub-warden 1631 ; elected Bursar in 1631,
1634, 1636, 1638, 1640, 1642 ; Dean 1632, 1633 ; Sub-
warden 1635, 1639, 1641 ; Junior Proctor 1634. Lived
successively in the South Bay Windowr, the Fourth
Middle Chamber from the Chapel, and the Fourth
Upper Chamber from the Chapel. He had leave of
absence on 8 July, 1643, till 29 Sept., but he died 2 Aug.
(1642 in the Convention Book, an evident error for 1643) ;
and was buried at the North End of the Outer Chapel.
(Wood in his MSS. gives the stone as marked J. W.
2 Aug. 1643.)

Edward Osbourne. £H. 17 March, 1641 (Devon, pleb. fil.
set. 16). B.A. 7 Feb. 16ff. M.A. 27 June, 1626.

Timothy Wilde. £H. 17 March, 16JJ- (Wilton, min. fil.
act. 19).

1620.] WARDEN SMITH. 57

162O.

There are no entries of Fellow Commoners, Commoners,
or Batellars for 1620 in the Registrum.

James Tucker. fH. 12 May, 1620 (Devon, pleb. fil. set. 18).
B.A. (as Tasker alias Tooker) 7 Feb. 16ff .

John Thompson. £H. 12 May, 1620 (Devon, min. fil. set.
20). " One Tomson, a Servitor, was buried in the
Cloister," about 1622.

William Turner, ffi. 24 Nov. 1620 (Somerset, min. fil.
set. 16). Nominated S>. by letter of the Foundress,
13 Aug. 1617, and elected 4 May, 1620, in place of
John Woolley ; when he is said to have been born in the
manor of Berrington, Somerset. B.A. 22 June, 1624.
M.A. 11 June, 1627. B.C.L. 30 April 1636; created
D.C.L. 31 Aug. 1636 (post adventum regis Caroli).
Elected ^. 30 June, 1628, and admitted Jf. 2 July,
1629. Elected Moderator of the New Class 1625 ; Sub-
dean 1626, 1627; Moderator of Philosophy 1628; Dean
1629, 1630, 1631 ; Bursar 1632, 1634 ; Sub-warden 1633 ;
Librarian 1635. Resigned JF. 6 Feb. 16ff. Lived in
North Crest and in the Third Upper Chamber from the
Chapel. Among the documents relating to the case of
Francis Pyle, 1661, is a letter from William Turner
(formerly of the College), dated Exeter House, 12 Oct.
1669, saying that he has seen the Archbishop of
Canterbury, and had hoped to have met there the
Bishop of Bath and Wells.

He was an Advocate in the Court of Arches, and a Member of
Doctor's Commons ; he sided with the Parliament, and in Jan.
3659 was appointed one of the Judges of the Court of Ad-
miralty and Probate ; he became subsequently Chancellor of
Winchester, and Advocate of the Duke of York, and was
knighted. He died about 1670, at Eichmond, Surrey.
(Wood F., I. 492). Father of William and John Turner 16G1.

58 WARDEN SMITH. [1620-21.

Richard Dunne. fH. 24 Nov. 1620 (Devon, pleb. fil. set.
20). The (!LfH. of a $3. Richard Done was received in
1618, restored 12 Feb. 1624.

John Townely. £H. 2 March, 16 If (Gloucestr. pleb. fil. set.
19). B.A. Feb. 10, 16ff. M.A. (Townrie) 7 July, 1625.
Elected Moderator of the New Class 1623, 1624.

George Rainoldes. fH. 2 March, 16ff (Southampton,
pleb. fil. 8Bt. 17). B.A. (Reynolds) 21~Feb. 16ft. M.A.
1628. He lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn,
March, 1622, to Oct. 1623.

William Taylor, fft. 16 March, 16f-J- (Gloucestr. pleb. fil.
get. 20). B.A. 21 Feb. 16fi. M.A. 5 July, 1627.

James Collins, fft. 8 June, 1621 (Devon, min. fil. set. 15).
Having been nominated jj. by letter from the Foundress
dated 28 Feb. 16*1-, wherein he is described as son of
James Collins, pothecary of Exeter, he was elected
30 June, 1620, m place of Isaac Smith (when he is
described as born in the parish of St. Martin, Exeter).
On 27 June, 1625 "amotio Jacobi Collins" is recorded.
Probably James Collins, B.A. (St. Mary Hall) 30 June,
1624. M.A. (New) 10 May, 1627.

Robert Haselwood. Graduated M.A. of Wadham College
1 July, 1620. Robert Haslewoode f&. (Magdalen Hall)
28 April, 1615 (Wigorn. pleb. fil. set. 19). B.A. 17 Jan.
»

" Sex dec. terminos in studio dialectices in Acad. Cant, posuit."
Wood MSS.

1621.

Henry Sandys. Jf&. 1621. flj. 11 May, 1621 (Kant. eq.
fil. set. 14). OTja. received 5 May, 1621, restored
19 Dec. 1625. B.A. 5 May, 1624. Lived in the Upper
Tower Chamber 25 March, 1622.

Eldest son of Sir Edwin Sandys of Northborne ; succeeded his
father but died without issue. Hasted is quite clear and says

1621.] WARDEN SMITH. 59

that lie was married, but in Berry's Genealogies he is said to
have died at the age of 13 in 1619.

Edwin Sandys. JfM. 1621. fH. 11 May, 1621 (Kant,
eq. fil. set. 9). (£.£H. received 5 May, 1621, restored
19 Dec. 1625. Lived in the Upper Tower Chamber,
25 March, 1622.

Second son of Sir Edwin Sandys of Northborne ; became a
colonel in the Parliamentary army, and died in 1642 (? 1652)
of a wound received at the battle of Worcester.

Richard Facye. (C.fH. received as Dominus Facye 5 May,
1621, restored 19 Dec. 1625. M.A. 25 June, 1621. ffl,.
Corpus Christ! 27 Oct. 1615 (Cornub. pleb. fil. set. 19).
B.A. 13 Dec. 1615. He came and left with the two
Sandys ; probably he was their private tutor.

Thomas Stewkeley. JfM. 1621. m. 22 Feb. 16fi
(Hampton, eq. fil. set. 15). ODJK. restored 26 Dec. 1626.

Second son of Sir Thomas Stewkeley of Hinton (Visitation
1623) ; brother of Hugh Stewkeley, 1617, and John Stewkeley,
1626.

Christopher Doddington. (ft. 1621 (Somerset.). ftt.
13 July, 1621 (Somerset, gen. fil. get. 16). C.fH. restored
7 Sept. 1623. Lived in the First North Chamber, and
had the " Study under the Stayres" from April, 1621, to
Sept. 1623.

John Brooke. <£. 1621. fH. 11 May, 1621 (Southampton,
arm. fil. 4us. set. 16). Lived in Middle Tower Chamber
from April, 1622, to March, 1624.

Fourth son of Thomas Brooke of Whitchurch, and brother of
Eobert and Kichard Brooke, 1616.

William Perrett. <2L 1621 (Somerset,). f&. 13 July, 1621
(Somerset, rnin. fil. set. 20). <£.i!H. received 12 May,
1621, restored 2 July, 1628. B.A. 2 Dec. 1624. Lived
in the Double Chamber in Butter's Inn and in the
Bottom Tower Chamber till 23 Dec. 1625.

60 WARDEN SMITH. [1621.

Walter James. <&. 1621. (JT.fH. received 24 May, 1621,
restored 16 April, 1623.

John Chudleigh. OL 1621 (Devon.). fH. 1 June, 1621
(Devon, arm. fil. lus set. 15). C.fH. received 26 May,
1621. B.A. (Chuckley. eq. aur. fil. in Wood's MSS)
7 Feb. 16ff. Created M.A. 22 July, 1626, on the
ground that being a burgess in Parliament he was
required there, and was unable to attend at the
University to perform the necessary exercises.

Son and heir of George Chudleigh of Asheriston (Asliton).

Knighted : Burgess in Parliament for Lostwithiel, Cornwall.

William Talket. OL 1621. f&. (Talcott) 9 Nov. 1621
(Middlesex, arm. fil. lus set. 17). &.IH. received 28 June,
1621, restored 16 May, 1626. B.A. 5 May, 1624.
Lived in the Single Chamber in Buller's Inn as B.A. in
1624.

John Drake. 4L 1621. fH. 16 Nov. 1621 (Germanus.

arm. fil. lus. set. 15). <£.$&. received 29 June, 1621,

restored 15 Dec. 1626. B.A. 7 Feb. 1611 (arm. fil. natu

max. in Wood's MSS.). M.A. 27 June, 1626.

Joseph Martin. OL 1621 (Devon.). M. 9 Nov. 1621

(Devon, arm. fil. 2dus set. 22). <&M. received 28 Aug.
1621, restored 16 July, 1628. B.A. 21 Feb. 165*.
M.A. 11 June, 1627. " D.C.L. 27 June, 1633. Lived
in the Bottom Tower Chamber, the Middle Hall
Chamber (July, 1621, to April, 1622), and the Middle
Tower Chamber (5 July, 1623).

William Blake. OL 1621 (Londin.). C.fft. received
12 Sept. 1621, restored 11 June, 1626.

Nicholas Sellwin. OL 1621. fft. (Selwyn) 9 Nov. 1621
(Southsex. arm. fil. 3ius set. 17). C.ffl. received 22 Sept.
1621, restored 19 Jan. 1625. B.A. 7 July, 1625.
Lived in the Middle Hall Chamber, 1624.

Third son of Edward Selwin of Bechington, afterwards
Gentleman Pensioner to King Charles ; said to have been
knighted.

1621.]

WARDEN SMITH

Edward Boswell. OL 1621 (Oxon.). He was probably
connected with W. Boswell, original Jf. He lived in the
South Bay Window. On 18 Nov. 1636 he was fft.
among the Privilegiati (fil. Gulielmi Boswell de Oxon.
gen. set. 32), as Collector Redituum pro Coll. Wad.

Daniel Trevor. 33. 1621. ffl. 8 June, 1621 (Essex, arm.
fil. lus set. 15). Elected & 30 June, 1621 (bom at
Stogden ? in Essex), in place of Edward Brounker who
resigned his Jf. Resigned £. 14 Jan. 16f4.

Thomas Whiting, ft. 1621. fH. 10 Nov. 1621 (Cornub.
min. fil. set. 20).

Gaspar Symons. IS. 1621. fH. 9 Nov. 1621 (South-
ampton. pleb. fil. aet. 17). B.A. (Jasper Symons) 7 July,
1625. CJft. restored 8 Dec. 1625. Lived in the
Second North-west Chamber from March, 1621, to
March, 1626.

John Gad. 1$. 1622 (but probably before 9 March,

(Somerset.). fH. 20 April, 1621 (Somerset, min. fil. set.
17). KM. restored 23 March, 1623. B.A. (Alban Hall)
21 Oct. 1624. Lived in the Second North-west Chamber
from May to Nov. 1623.

John Wargent. IB. 1 June, 1621 (Wi<
17). Lived in the Double Chamber in

>rn. min. fil. set.
toiler's Inn.

Edward Langham. £H. 8 June, 1621 (Northampton, min,
fil. set. 17). B.A. 2 Dec. 1624. M.A. 5 July, 1627.
From the fact that his (E.fflL which was restored in 1628
was £4 it would appear that he was a (ft. Lived in
the Middle Hall Chamber after his B.A. in 1626.

William Vowells. ffl. 17 June, 1621 (Dorcestr. pleb. fil.
aet. 18).

Richard Hayward. ffi. 17 June, 1621 (Somerset, pleb. fil.
set. 18). His name occurs in the Chamber Book ; but it
is not clear what Chamber he lived in. B.A. (Haywood),
St. Mary Hall 30 June, 1624.

62 WARDEN SMITH. [1621-22.

William White. fH. 13 July, 1621 (Oxon. pleb. fil. set. 16).
B.A. 25 Feb. 16f i. M.A. 27 June, 1628.

He became Kector of Pusey, Berks, in 1648, where a square
stone in the North Boundary Wall of the Rectory Garden has
this inscription :

A.D.

MDCLXXII

w

MD : LXVIII

On a flat stone in the Chancel is the following : " William
White began to live, That is Died the xxxi May, MDCLXXVIII ; "
the Register states that he was buried on 5 June.

Nicholas Howe. fH. 9 Nov. 1621 (Somerset, pleb. fil. set.
17). B.A. 7 Feb. 16if.

Christopher Bull. m. 9 Nov. 1621 (Dorcestr. pleb. fil.

a3t. 20).

Nathaniel Conduite. ffi. 16 Nov. 1621 (Dorcestr. pleb.
fil. set. 19). B.A. 6 Dec. 1621. M.A. 7 July, 1624.

1622.

Tobias (Toby) Venner. Elected £>. 30 June 1622 (born
at Bridge water, Somerset, aged 16) into the vacancy
caused by Henry Anketell's resignation of his Jf. One
Tobias Venner fH. at Wadham 15 June, 1627 (Doctoris.
fil. set. 17). B.A. 2 July, 1627. On the 17 Nov. 1627,
he was punished as "guilty of contempt," and was
removed from his S>. 27 June, 1628.

John Speccot. dF.OL 1622 (Devon.). fft. 5 April, 1622
Cornub. eq. fil. 3ius. a3t. 16). C.fH. received 5 March,
1621, restored 11 Dec. 1623. Lived in the Middle Hall
Chamber from April, 1622, to Dec. 1623.

Probably John Speccot, third son of Sir John Speccott of

Speccott.

1622.]

WARDEN SMITH.

68

Edward Rogers. JfM. 1622 (Dorcestr.). (E.fH. received
8 May, 1622, restored 4 April, 1623.

Probably eldest son of Sir John Kogers of Bryanston, married
Howarda, daughter of Sir John Strangways, but died s.p. 1623,
aged 21. (Hutchins).

Gaverigan Sydenham. (*L 1622. (£.£H. received 2 March,
1621, restored 18 Dec. 1624.

Gavregan and Nicholas Sydenham were sons of Humphrey
Sydenham of Combe by his second wife, and half brothers of
Humphrey Sydenham, Original JF.

Nicholas Sydenham. (ft. 1622. C.£H. received 2 March,
1621, restored 18 Dec. 1624.

John Coke. (St. 1611 (Cornub.). dT.fH. received 3 March,
1621, restored 29 Nov. 1624. Lived in the Bottom
Chamber under the Chaplain's.

Probably son and heir of John Coke of Trerice born about
1606.

Francis Anketill. (ft. 1622. dLfH. received 31 March,
1622, restored 2 Aug. 1625. Lived in the First North
Chamber, and had the study on the right hand.

Son of Christopher Anketill of Stour Provost and East Aimer,
and nephew of Henry Anketill, original JF. Baptised 1605 in
the Chapel of St. John, Wareham, and died at Shaftesbury
19 Oct. 1635 ; buried in St. James's church 27 Oct.

Thomas Windham. <2L 1622 (Somerset.), m. 13 Dec.
1622 (Somerset, fil. 2us. Thomas Windham de Kemps-
ford, gen. aet. 18). OT.fH. received 6 April, 1622, and
restored 20 May, 1625.

Collinson gives Sir Francis as the second son of Sir Thomas

Windham.

George Clarke. (ft. 1622. , fH. 31 Jan. 1622 (fil. Samuelis
Clarke de Londin, sadler. sic, gen. a?t. 15). (JT.fft.
received 18 June, 1622, restored 5 July, 1623.

64 WARDEN SMITH. [1622.

Peter Carew. <£. 1622 (Devon.). €.ffi. received 13 July,
1622, restored 4 Nov. 1623. Lived in Founder's
Chamber 13 July, 1622.

Probably Peter Carew, second son of Peter Carew of Bickley
(Visitation 1620).

Thomas Pregion. OL 1622. f&. 17 Feb. 1622 (fil, Johannis
Pregion de Civ. Lincoln, gen. set. 16). C.fK. received

25 July, 1622, restored 26 Aug. 1623.

Francis Langston. OL 1622. IE. 17 Feb. 1622 (Wigorn.
fil. lus Francisci Langston de Sedgburie, gen. set. 17).
C.IH. received 17 Oct. 1622, restored 27 Feb. 1625.

Humphrey Courtney. OL 1622 (Devon.), fft. 13 Dec.
1622 (fil. Caroli Courtney de Mulland, gen. get. 16).
C.fft. received 13 Nov. 1622, restored 25 Jan. 1625.
Lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber from 1623 to

26 March, 1626.

Thomas Savage. OL 1622 (Wigorn.). £K. 13 Dec. 1622
(Gloucestr. fil. lus Johannis Savage de Menne, arm. set.
18). £Jft. received 22 Nov. 1622, restored 21 April,
1623.

One Major Thomas Savage was present at the siege of Worcester
on the King's part in 1646.

John Milles. 23. 1622. C.IH. received 9 March, 1622,
restored 22 Oct. 1622. Lived in the Second North-
west Chamber from March, 1621, to Oct. 1622.

Ignatius Jordan. $5. 1622 (Devon.). |H. (Jourdaine)
5 April, 1622 (Devon, arm. fil. 2us. set. 17). &M.
received 22 March, 1621, restored 7 July, 1625.
Elected £. (Jorden) 1 July, 1625 (born in the parish of
St. Mary Arches, Exeter). B.A. 2 July, 1627. M.A.
10 June, 1630. Elected $. 30 June, 1631, and admitted
JF. 5 July, 1632. Lived in the Bottom Tower
Chamber 23 May, 1622, and (as B.A.) in the South
Bay Window. Elected Moderator of the New Class
1629 ; Humanity Lecturer 1632; Librarian 1633 ; Dean

1622.]

WARDEN SMITH.

1634; Bursar 1636, 1637. He is not found among the
Fellows after 11 Dec. 1639.

He was probably son of a father of this name who was one of
the Justices of Exeter in 1620. Ignatius Jourdaine was ad-
mitted Hector of Clist Formison, alias Clist St. Michael, alias
Sowton, Devon, 26 Sept. 1662, and was buried there 2 Sept.
1680.

John Cooke. $5. 1622. fH. 31 Jan. 16-|| (Leicestr. fil.
Isaac! Cooke de Husbands Bosworth, set. 14). &.M.
received 13 May, 1622, restored 19 June, 1624. Lived
in the Chamber under the Chaplains', from 4 March,
1621, to 9 Dec. 1623, and in the Second North-west
Chamber, and in the Middle Hall Chamber.

Son and heir of Isaac Cooke of Brodfield, aged 11 in 1619.

Robert Hackett. (JT.iH. received as (ft. or JfM. 22 July,
1622, restored Dec. 1625. B.A. (Hart Hall) 16 Nov.
1620. M.A. 19 June, 1623. He lived in the Chamber
under Mr. Basil (the Chaplain) as B.A. on 23 Oct. 1622.
He died of the plague, and was buried in the Church-
yard, July, 1625.

Lobert Jessop. C.ffl. received as (ft. or J!F.<£. 8 May, 1622,
restored 4 April, 1623. iH. Exeter, (Dorcestr. pleb. fil.
at. 20). B.A. (Exeter) 5 June, 1619. M.A. 4 July,
1622.

Ficholas Egleton. C.fH. received as Jf.<&. 3 March, 1622,
restored 20 Sept. 1624. Lived in the Single Chamber
in Buller's Inn from May, 1623, to Sept. 1624.

Lichard Bayly. CJK. received as IS. 8 May, 1622, restored
4 April, 1623.

>bert Harte. £H. 3 May, 1622 (Devon, pleb. fil. aet. 16).
B.A. 1 Feb. 16ff Lived in the Double Chamber in
Buller's Inn Oct. 1623.

Tristram Knapton. iH. 21 June, 1622 (Dorcestr. fil.
Rainoldi Knapton de Mclburne, pleb. a3t. 18).

66 WARDEN SMITH. [1622-23.

John Evens. jj«. 11 Oct. 1622 (Dorcestr. fil. Petri Evens
de Frampton, pleb. set. 18). Lived in the Double
Chamber in Buller's Inn (Evans), from July, 1622, to
July, 1625.

Philip Hunton. fH. 31 Jan. 16f f (Hampton, fil. Philippi
Hunton de Andever, pleb. get. 19). B.A. 21 Oct. 1626.
M.A. 24 Nov. 1629 (Wood's note is " admissus hoc anno
sed stetit in comitiis, 1630).

He became a schoolmaster at Aburie (Wilts), and minister at
Devizes, Hatchbury, and Westbury. In 1654 he was appointed
Commissioner for the ejection of scandalous ministers. In
1657 he was made Provost of the New College at Durham ;
but this Academy was soon dissolved. In 1662 he was ejected
from Westbury. He died in July, 1682. He was the author
of a treatise on Monarchy, in which he maintained that the
Sovereignty of England is in three estates, King, Lords, and
Commons, which book was publicly burnt in the Schools
Quadrangle, 21 July, 1683. (Wood, Ath. Ox. IV. 49).

1623.

John Davis. Elected & 30 June, 1623, vice William
Turney who resigned, m. 3 Nov. 1626 (Essex, fil.
Mathsei D. de Writtle, Doctoris, set. 17). Described as
" amotus " when his &. is filled up 3 July, 1627. Lived
in the North Crest.

Doctor Richard Zouch. JfM. 1623. (C.fH. received
12 April, when he is described as Regius Professor in
Jure Civili, and restored 18 Dec. 1625 ; in which year
he was appointed Principal of Alban Hall. iH. at New
College 10 July, 1607 (Wilcer. gen. fil. set. 18). He was
elected & of New College July 6, 1607, and dF. 1609,
aged 19. B.C.L. 30 June, 1614. D.C.L. 8 April, 1619.
His JF« was filled up 9 April, 1622. Regius Professor
of Civil Law 22 Sept. 1620, Dr. Zouch's "tankerde,"

1623.] WARDEN SMITH. 67

weighing 20^ oz. was among the plate sacrificed by the

College in 1642.

He was for thirty years Assessor of the Vice Chancellor's
Court. Though a layman he held the Prebend of Shipton,
Salisbury, from 28 Feb. 1632, till his death in 1661. He was
twice elected Burgess in Parliament for Hythe (Kent). Chan-
cellor of the Diocese of York. Judge of the High Court of
Admiralty 1 Oct. 1641. He assisted in drawing up the Keasons
for refusing to submit to the Parliamentary Visitation in 1647
but subsequently submitted himself ; yet he was one of the
Commissioners for regulating the University after the Re-
storation. He was a candidate for the post of Gustos Archi-
vorum in 1657, but was defeated by Dr. Wallis. He died
1 March, 16f§, at his lodgings in Doctors' Commons. He was
author of many legal works (see Wood's Ath.} ; his name is
Latinized Zouchseus.

" He was an exact artist, a subtle logician, expert historian ;
and for knowledge in and practice of the Civil Law the chief
person of his time." (Wood, Ath. III. 510).

Arthur Freakev Jf.<£. 1623 (Dorcestr.). ffl. 4 April, 1623
(fil. lus Gulielmi Freke de Serne sic, i.e. Cerne, arm. set.
17). CJ0L received 3 April, 1623, restored 14 Oct. 1624.
Lived in the Middle Hall Chamber from April to Dec.
1623.

Hugh Windham. $.<&. 1623 (Somerset.). C.fH. received
10 July, 1622, restored 8 Dec. 1624. Windham's Flagon,
36 oz., was among the plate sacrificed in 1642. On
2 Jan. 164f , it was ordered by Royal Warrant that he
should be created M.A.

Eighth son of Sir John Windham of Orchard ; became Baron
of the Exchequer, and was afterwards knighted, and is
described as of Silton, Dorset. One of the Justices of the Court
of Common Pleas in the reign of Charles II. : he possessed the
Manor of Stoke-Trister, &c., Somerset, and died 27 July, 1684,
aged 82. Grandfather of Gerard Napier, 1677.

Sir John Portman. Jf.Gl. 1623 (Baronettus, Somerset.).
JH. 27 June, 1623 (fil. Johannis Portman de Orchart. Baro-
netti, set. 18). (£Jft. received 22 July, 1623, restored
2 March, 1624. Lived in the Middle Chapel Chamber; died
in College, 10 Dec. 1624, having succeeded his brother

F 2

68 WARDEN SMITH. [1623.

Sir Henry in the Baronetcy in the previous February.
He was buried " in the Inner Chapel neere his monu-
ment 23 Dec. 1624," but his monument has since been
removed to the North Wall of the Antechapel. His
" tankerde," weighing 30|- oz., was among the plate
sacrificed in 1642.

His monument consists of the effigy of a young man reclining
on his elbow with a talbot at his feet, and this inscription :

MORS MIHI SOMNUS.

Dormit subter Joannes Portmannus Baronettus
Ex illustri Portmannorum familia in agro Somerset : ortus.
Joannis Portmanni militis et Baronetti films atque
Hoeres secundus. Effigiem infra spectas et audaciam
Artificis ; erat enim juvenis insigni oris atque animi
Candore, exemplari modestia, niagna pietate, morumque
Et ingenii suavitate plane admirabili ; corpore autem tenui
Et valetudinario, quod quum annos undeviginti et menses
Aliquot segre sustinuisset nobilis anima, tandem placide
Keliquit ; et decimo die Decem, an. salutis humanae MDCXXIV
In cselum evolavit. Talis lector sit mors tua, quse carnem
Quieti, cselo animum tradat. Interim sacri tibi sint hi cineres
E sonmo suo gloriosius aliquando surrecturi.

John Awbray. JfM. 1623 (Cambro-Britannus). |H.
3 Nov. 1626 (Aubrey. Glamorgan, fil. lus Thomas
Awbray de Llantrithid, Militis, set. 20). C.fK. received
28 April, 1623, restored 11 June, 16.26 ; but replaced as
a OL on 6 April, 1627, restored again 17 Feb. 1628.

He was grandson of William Aubrey (of All Souls), Principal
of New Inn Hall, 1550, and Kegius Professor of Civil Law,
1553. He was created a baronet 23 July, 1660: but see John
Awbray under 1627.

Thomas Baker. $M. 1623. f&. 10 Oct. 1623 (Kant. fil.
Thoma3 Baker de Willingham, Southfolkise, Militis, set.
17. C.f». received 29 Aug. 1623, restored 4 June,
1626.

Sir Alban Stepney. Jf.<&. 1623 (Baronet. Cambro-
Britannus). fH. 3 Nov. 1626 (Pembroch. fil. lus Johannis

1623.] WARDEN SMITH. 69

Stepney de Prendergass, Baronet ti, set. 18). €.£H.

received 18 March, 1623, restored 4 March, 1625.

He died before his father, who dying in Aug. 1634, was
succeeded by a son named John, see 1628. The dignity became
extinct in 1825.

William Gale. (ft. 1623 (Oxon.). fH. 4 April, 1623
(Londin. fil. lus Gulielmi Gale generosi, set. 15). £.fft.
received 23 April, 1623, restored 19 June, 1624.

Robert Bee. <£. 1623.

Francis Palmes. 4L 1623. f». 11 July, 1623 (Ebor. fil.
4tus. Gydonis Palmes de Emley, mil. set. 16). (£.£K. re-
ceived 20 May, 1623, restored 30 Jan. 1625. Lived in
the Middle Hall Chamber from Dec. 1623 to Mar. 1626.

See Visitation 1612 ; died unmarried. (Wood's Yorkshire Fed.).
Brother of Brian Palmes, 1615.

George Lutterell. <£. 1623. <&.ffl. received 14 July, 1623,
restored 7 Dec. 1624. Lived in the South Bay Window
and in the Chamber under the Chaplains' from July to
Dec. 1624.

Thomas Hodges. OL 1623. C.JH. received 15 July, 1623>
restored 14 July, 1625.

Thomas Cheeke. $1 1623 (Somerset), m. 20 Feb. 1623
(Somerset, fil. Henrici Cheeke de Petherton, pleb. set.
17). C.fft. received 20 March, 1622, restored 19 Feb.
1625, but replaced the same day, again restored 1 Oct.
1633. B.A. 14 Feb. 16f f. M.A. 27 June 1628. Lived in
the Bottom (2 July, 1623) and Middle Tower Chambers.

Priddy Smith. ft. 1623 (Dorcestr.). ffl. 3 Nov. 1626
(Prideius Smyth, Dorcestr. fil. Roberti Smyth de Symonds-
borne, sacerd. set. 18). £.£fl. received 8 Nov. 1623, re-
stored 12 Feb. 1626, but replaced the same day as <#.
and restored again, July, 1627. B.A. 1 Feb. ](>Hi5.
Lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains',
7 Jan. 1623.

70 WARDEN SMITH. [1623.

Thomas Kenward. 13. 1623. m. 13 Feb. 162f (Sussex.
fil. Nicolai Kenward de Eastborne, pleb. set. 16). &.JH.
received 13 Feb. 1623, restored 16 May, 1626.

Henry Goddard. 15. 1623. CJft. received 22 July, 1623,
restored 26 March, 1624.

John Farewell. 13. 1623 (Somerset.). erjH. received
17 July, 1623, restored 2 April, 1625. Lived in the
First North Chamber.

Probably the Rev. John Farewell, Hector of Laverton, Somerset
(14 July, 1635) who was sequestered from his living in the Civil
War, but afterwards restored. (Collinson, II. 212.) Possibly
also Rector of Beckington, Somerset (4 Feb. 1627).

Francis Heath. 13. 1623 (Somerset.) m. 18 July, 1623
(fil. Thomas Heath de Wells, pleb. set. 15). CJH. re-
ceived 15 July, 1623, restored 19 March, 1624. Lived
in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains' from July,
1623, to Jan. 1624.

William Sterell. 13. 1623. ffl. 3 Nov. 1626 (Londin. fil.
lus Henry Sterell de Botolph, Aldgate, arm. set. 19).
KM. received 16 Aug. 1623, restored 18 Nov. 1626.
Lived in the Second North-west Chamber.

James Hart-noil. 13. 1623 (Devon.), ffl. 5 March, 16|f
(fil. Georgii Hartnoll de Tiverton, pleb. set. 19). B.A.

2 July, 1627. M.A. 15 April, 1630. &.JH. restored

3 July, 1627, replaced as (£. same day, restored again
25 April, 1631. Lived (as B.A.) in the Bottom Tower
Chamber.

Edward Toogood. 13. 1623 (Devon.), fft. 5 March, 16|f
(fil. Edwardi Toogood de Ilforcombe, pleb. set. 17). B.A.

2 July, 1627. M.A. 15 April, 1630. VM. restored

3 July, 1627, replaced as <£. same day, and restored
again 14 May, 1633. Lived in the First North Chamber,
and (as M.A.) in the Upper Chapel Chamber.

Robert Maton. 13. 1623. Jfl. 3 Nov. 1626 (Wilton, fil.
Gulielmi Maton de Tudworth, pleb. ret. 19). B.A.

1623-24.]

WARDEN SMITH.

71

25 Oct. 1627. M.A. 10 June, 1630. C.ffl. restored
3 Dec. 1627, replaced the same day as <£. restored
7 Dec. — Lived in the Second North-west Chamber in
1624.

In the Visitation he is described as second son, aged 16 in 1623.

He was the author of Israel's Redemption, 1642, and other

works on the restoration of the Jews.

" He was always in his heart a Millenary, which he never

discovered in public till the rebellion broke out." (Wood,

Ath. III. 409.)

Roger Jones. £H. 4 July, 1623 (Wigorn. fil. Johannis Jones
de Piddle, sacerd. set. 18).

Christopher Lawrey. £ft. 4 July, 1623 (Devon, fil.
Edmundi Lawrey de Buckland, sacerd. set. 17). B.A.

9 Nov. 1627 (as Lawre). Lived in the Double Chamber
in Buller's Inn.

Ralph Serle. fH. 5 Dec. 1623 (Devon, fil. Radulphi Serle
de Honington, pleb. ast. 18). Possibly his (£.fff. was
received as Robert Serle, 26 Oct. 1624, restored 2 March,
16ft,

John Hodson. fft. 5 Dec. 1623 (Hampton, fil. Gulielmi
Hodson de Alrestford, pleb. set. 12).

James Collins. fH. 20 Feb. 16ff (Somerset, fil. Hugonis
Collins de Compton Pansford, i.e. Pauncefoot, pleb.
set. 20).

Richard Wright. £H. 12 March, 16ff (Bercher. fil.
Francisci Wright de Wargrove, pleb. set. 19). B.A.

10 July, 1628.

1624.

Richard Napier. JfM. 1624. fH. 9 April, 1624 (Londin.
fil. Roberti Napier de Luton Hoe, Bedford. Baronetti, set.
16). OL£H. received 6 May, 1624, restored 16 Feb. 16f|-.
B.A. 4 Dec. 1626. He was created M.A. 31 Dec. 162~7 ;
in the Chancellor's letter written on his behalf (18 Dec.
1627) these words occur, "he is a kinsman of the

72 WARDEN SMITH. [1624.

Duchess of Richmond ; he is a person well deserving in
all that is necessary in a gentleman and a scholar."
Fellow of All Souls 1628. B.C.L. (All Souls) 16 July,
1630. Sir Richard Napier (Wadham) was created
M.D. 1 Nov. 1642, being late Fellow of All Souls.

He was one of the first members of the Royal Society. He
died at Bessils Lee, near Abingdon, 17 Jan. 1675, and was
buried at Linford, Bucks. (Wood, Ath. I. 427, II. 47.)

William Gainsford. Jf&. 1624. fH. 22 Oct. 1624
(Suthriensis. fil. lus Thomse Gainsford de Lingfield, mil.
set. 16). (Lift, restored 14 April, 1625.

Apparently eldest son and heir of Sir T. Gainsford of Ling-
field, Lord of Blockfield, died 1648. (M. and B. Surrey, III.
174.)

Oliver Smyth, (ft. 1624. (Oxon.). fH. 25 June, 1624
(fil. Oliveri Smyth de civ. Oxon. gen. a3t. 17). C.fK. re-
ceived 29 Jan. 16ff, restored 15 Nov. 1627.

John Smyth. OL 1624 (Oxon.). fa. 6 Feb. 16ff (fil.
Oliveri Smyth de Oxon. gen. a3t. 15). C.fH. received
29 Jan. 16ff. B.A. 5 Dec. 1629. One of this name
lived in the South Bay Window.

Marcus Lawe. OL 1624. m. 3 Nov. 1626 (Devon, fil. lus
Jacobi Lawe de Asburton, gen. sei. 19). C.fH. received
1 March 16f|. B.A. 25 Oct. 1627. M.A. 10 June,
1630. Elected Moderator Nova3 Classis 6 Dec. 1628.
Lived in Founder's Chamber 1624. Mr. Lawe also
lived in the Upper Tower Chamber.

Robert Clarke. <£. 1624. ffl. 3 Nov. 1626 (Somerset, fil.
lus Jacobi Clarke de Norton, gen. get. 19). CJft. re-
ceived 6 May, 1624, restored 12 Dec. 1626. B.A 1629
(at least one Clarke "e Coll. Wadh. determinavit hoc
anno "). Robert Clarke of Magdalen Hall determined
23 Jan.

Nicholas Gildredge. <£. 1624. ffl. 11 June, 1624
(Sussex, fil. Nicolai Gildredge de Eastborne, pleb. set.

1624.] WARDEN SMITH. 73

17). C.Jft. received -28 May, 1624, restored 6 Sept.

1626. Lived in the Middle Hall Chamber Oct. 1625.
Apparently only son of Nicholas Gi! dredge of Bourne (? born
1605), but in Berry's Sussex Genealogies, the father is said to
have died in 1605. Nicholas Gildredge of- Eastbourne joins in
a petition for the abolition of the custom of " sops and ale,"
(see Horsfield, I. 297) in 1640.

Thomas Jordan. <&. 1624. M. 11 June, 1624 (Sussex.
fil. Gulielmi Jordan de Battle, pleb. set. 17). <£.fH. re-
ceived 28 May, 1624, restored 27 Jan. 1625. Lived in
the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains' 26 Jan.
1624.

Thomas Blanchflower. (ft. 1624. C.fE. received 20 May,
1624, restored 18 Dec. 1624. fflj. (St. Mary Hall)
28 April, 1626 (Somerset, fil. Thomse Blanchflower de
Kingston, pleb. set. 18). B.A. (Oriel) 22 Jan. 16|^.
M.A. (St. Mary Hall) 1 or 14 June, 1630.

Probably Vicar of Staplegrove, Somerset, 1 April, 1 642, " ab iis
qui Cromwellianse partis erant foras expulsus." (Walker, 207.)

William Ferrers. OL 1624. C.iH. received 13 June, 1624,
restored 22 Oct. 1628.

Henry Wells. (ft. 1624. CJR. received 4 July, 1624
restored 6 July, 1626.

Thomas White. 4L 1624. fft. 3 Nov. 1626 (Dorcestr. fil.

lus Martini White de Athelampston, arm. set. 15). C.iH.

received 19 March, 1624, restored 12 Oct. 1626.

He was probably the grandson of Frances Martin (who married
Thomas White of Fittleford), who was daughter of Margaret
Wadham, the sister of the Founder.

William James. 4L 1624. ffl. 22 Oct. 1624 (Somerset,
fil. 2us Francisci James de Wells, Doct. in Jure Civ.
set. 16). &.ffl. received 16 July, 1624, restored 24 Jan.
1626.

Norton Romney. OL 1624 (Cant). fH. 22 Oct. 1624
(Kant. fil. lus Johannis Romney de Milton, arm. set. 16).
C.fH. received 27 Sept. 1624, restored 18 Sept. 1627.
Lived in Founder's Chamber 3 Oct. l()'2o.

74 WARDEN SMITH. [1624.

David Molle. 33. 1624 (Devon.), m. 3 Nov. 1626 (fil.
Johannis Molle de Chudley, sacerd. set. 21). (£JH. re-
ceived, 9 April, 1624. restored 1 March, 1626. B.A.
21 Feb. 16ff- (? More). Lived in Founder's Chamber
from Oct. 1625 to March, 1627.

John Mathew. 13. 1624 (Berks.). M. 25 June, 1624
(Bercher. fil. Richardi Mathew de Yattenton, pleb. set.
18). &.M. received 24 July, 1624, restored 8 July, 1628,
replaced same day as (2£. : restored again 27 Nov. 1631.
B.A. 28 June, 1628. M.A. 7 July, 1631. Lived in the
First North Chamber, and in the Middle Hall Chamber
in May 1628.

William Arney. IS. 1624. fa. 3 Nov. 1626 (Dorcestr. fil.
Alexandri Arney de Barnsley, pleb. set. 17). C.fH. re-
stored 11 July, 1625. Lived in the Bottom Chamber
under the Chaplains'.

William Kytson. (KM. received as 13. 25 June, 1624, re-
stored 2 July, 1628. m. 30 June, 1626 (Buck. fil.
Roberti Kytson de Fawley, sacerd. set. 17). Elected &.
3 July, 1628 (vice Joh. Pitts Socii nuper resignantis),
when he is said to be from Hambledon, Berks, aged 18.
Warden Smith writes to the Visitor, Laud, 22 Feb. 16fJ-,
that "the Bishop's desire for the election of young
Kitson will be attended to "). B.A. 5 Dec. 1629. M.A.
5 July, 1632 (the entry is Kitson Williams). He
resigned his ,§» 30 June, 1631.

Probably son of William Kytson, rector of Fawley, 1613.

John Hayward. JH. 23 April, 1624 (Gloucestr. fil. Johannis
Hay ward de Barnewood, pleb. set. 16). B.A. 22 Feb.
16|-J-. His name occurs in the Chamber Book, but what
rooms he occupied is not clear.

Thomas Evans. jm. 13 Feb. 1624 (Wigorn. fil. Evani
Davies, sic, de Hill Crombe, sacerd. set. 17).

One Thomas Evans was rector of Welland, Wore, from 29 Oct.
1636, till 1671, when he died aged 65.

1624-25.]

WARDEN SMITH.

75

Thomas Mason. fH. 22 Oct. 1624 (Wigorn. fil. Richard!
Mason de Cromdebitat, i.e., Groom d'Abitot, pleb. 33 1. 17).
B.A. 9 Nov. 1627.

James Crumpe. |H. 19 Nov. 1624 (Gloucestr. fil.

Crumpe de Civ. Gloc. pleb. set. 16). B.A. 25 Oct. 1627.
M.A. 26 June, 1630.

Thomas Gunnes. JH. 19 Nov. 1624 (Gloucestr. fil. Thorns
Gunnes de Stratford super Havon, pleb. set. 17). His
name occurs in the Chamber Book, but what rooms he
occupied is not clear.

Thomas Shrimpton. fH. 10 Dec. 1624 (Gloucestr. fil.
Thomse Shrimpton de Radbrooke, pleb. set. 16). He
lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn from Julv,
1625.

Combe. One of this name of Wadham College is included
by Wood among the B.A.'s of 1624.

1625.

The number of admissions for this year is very small ;
but it must be observed that on 20 July a general leave
of absence was granted " ob pestem (ut tune credebatur)
in ipso Collegio grassantem : " this was prolonged on
12 Oct. till 1 Dec. "ob pestem tune in ipso oppido fero-
cientem:" after 6 Dec. it was prolonged to 14 Jan. and
then again continued " ad festum ovorum."

Anthony Saintleger. Jf.<&. 1625 (Cant). £H. St. John's
16 Nov. 1621 (Kant. mil. fil. lus set. 18). He de-
termined B.A. 16ff. C.iffiL received 1 June, 1625,
restored 4 June, 1627. Lived in the Upper Tower
Chamber. His tankard, 17^ oz., was among the plate
sacrificed in 1642 ; also two silver salts given by Mr. St
Leger weighing over 6|- oz.

Apparently the eldest son of Sir Anthony St. Leger, Master of
the Bolls in Ireland, and Privy Councillor, by his second wife

76 WARDEN SMITH. [1625.

Mary, daughter of Thomas Southwell of Wyndham Hall,
Norfolk ; of Wierton House, Boughton Monchensea, Kent.
(Hasted, II. 398).

Antony Saintleger of Kent knighted at Beverley 28 July,
1642.

Richard Baker. JfM. 1625. m. 29 Oct. 1624 (Londin.
fil. 2dus Thornse Baker de Laitonstoue, Essex, mil. set.
15). ODJK. received 11 Oct. 1624, restored 30 Sept.
1626.

Roger Lorte. JfM. 1625 (Cambro-Britannus). fflL 3 Nov.
1626 (Robtus Lorte, Pembroch. fil. lus Henrici Lorte de
Stackpole, i.e. Stakpoole, arm. aet. 18). (E.fft. received
10 Feb. 1624, restored 1 Oct. 1627. B.A. 11 June, 1627,
but did not determine (the Poet, Wood Fasti). He and
his brother succeeded Sir John Portman in the Middle
Chapel Chamber.

Wood thinks that he went to the Inns of Court, and after-
wards to his patrimony. Roger Lorte of Stackpoole Court was
created Bart. 15 July, 1662. In about 1647 he printed some
Poems. (Wood, Ath. III. 233.)

He and the next were first and second sons of Hari Lorte of
St. Petrogs, according to Dwnn's Visitations. He married first,
Hester, sister of Arthur, Earl of Anglesey, and second, Ann,
daughter of Humphrey Wyndham of Dunraven co. Glamorgan,
and died about 1664. The baronetcy became extinct in his
grandson Sir Gilbert, who died 19 Sept. 1698.

Sampson Lorte. JfM. 1625 (Cambro-Britannus). ffl.
with his brother, being second son, aged 17. C.fH. re-
ceived 10 Feb. 1624, restored 1 July, 1626. Lived m
the Middle Chapel Chamber 1625.

Nicholas Love. $.<&. 1625. fH. 3 Nov. 1626 (South-
ampton, fil. lus Nicolai Love de Winton, doctoris,
set, 16).

Eldest son of the " Master of Wickham College, near Win-
chester" (Visitation 1634). Was one of the six clerks in
Chancery ; took the Puritan side. M.P. for Winchester 1659.
He was one of the judges of Charles I. and being proscribed

1625.] WARDEN SMITH. 77

at the ^Restoration escaped abroad to Vevay, where he died and
was buried. (Noble however says to Lausanne.)

George Savage. <£. 1625 (Wigorn.). fH. 10 Dec. 1624

(Wigorn. fil. 2dus Johannis Savage de Egiock, arm. set.
15). &,JH. received 7 Oct. 1624, restored 26 June, 1627.
Lived in the under Chamber in the South Crest.

Egiock is in Warwickshire.

John Hawkins. (ft. 1624. fH. 10 Dec. 1624 (Devon, fil.
lus Richard! Hawkins de Slapton, arm. a3t. 19). C.ift.
restored 26 Dec. 1626.

Probably grandson of Sir John Hawkins, and great-grandson
of Captain William Hawkins.

Edward Yong. (ft. 1624. &JH. received 30 Oct. 1624,
restored 27 July, 1625.

John Savage. OL 1625 (Wigorn.). |H. 21 Jan.

(Gloucestr. fil. 2dus Johannis Savage de Meene, arm. get.
15). <E;.£H. received 12 Jan. 1624, restored 9 July, 1625.

Matthew Melledge. (ft. 1625. fft. 3 Nov. 1626 (Mathias
Melledge, Dorcestr. fil. Johannis Melledge de Dorchester,
gen. ast. 17). (£.£H. received 21 March, 1624, restored
5 June, 1627 (paid by Mr. Warden Smith). He lived
in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains', 14 Feb.
1625.

John Couch. 3$. 1625 (Somerset.). » 3 Nov. 1626 (fil.
Johannis Couch de Ilton, pleb. set. 16). Elected S-
1 July, 1625 (apparently vice Collins "amotus").
B.A. 13 Feb, 16f*, M.A. 3 Dec. 1631. Resigned his
£. 18 June, 1634." Lived in the North Crest.

In the Founder's Will (Codicil) is a legacy to " John Couche

my cook," and also in the Foundress' Will.

Giles Hutchins. $5. 1625. fH. 3 Nov. 1626 (Wilton, fil.
Gulielmi Hutchins de Salisburye, gen. aet. 17).
received 4 April, 1625, restored 12 Feb. 1628.

78 WARDEN SMITH. [1625-26.

Thomas Butler. 13. 1625. C.fH. received 11 July, 1625,
restored 12 Sept. 1627. Lived in the Bottom Chamber
underneath the Chaplains' (John B.) 14 Feb. 1625.

John Smyth. 13, 1625. fa. 3 Nov. 1626 (Essex, fil.
Koberti Smyth, de Burntwood, i.e. Brentwood, pleb. aet.
18). &M. received 24 April, 1625, restored 30 July,
1627. Elected g>. 3 July, 1627 (James Smyth in
Register) " in locum J. Davis amoti " when he is said to
be " circa 17." B.A. 5 Dec. 1629. In the year 1630 he
is twice " privatus convictu quia extra prsecinctum sine
venia pernoctasset," and on 30 June, 1631, he was
"amotus propter absentiam a Collegio sine venia et
aliorum statutorum multiplicem violationem."

John Gilbert. 13, 1625. fa. 30 June, 1626 (Southsex. fil.
Johannis Gilbert de Willington, pleb. set. 17). (£JH.
received 2 July, 1625, restored 16 July, 1627.

In Berry's Sussex Genealogies John Gilbert has only one son
Nicholas, born 1603.

William Wykes. fa. 6 May, 1625 (Dorcestr. fil. Laurentii
Wykes de Murtock in Com. Somerset, pleb. set. 18).

1626.

Alexander Napier. JfM. 1626. £.fK. received 15 Jan.
1625, restored 12 Feb. 1626.

Thomas Acton. Jf.<&. 1626 (Wigorn.). fa. 30 June, 1626
(fil. lus Gulielmi Acton de Wolverton, set. 16). e.JH.
received 7 May, 1626, restored 3 Sept. 1627.

" Thomas Acton of Burton, "Wore., was among those besieged
in Worcester of the King's party in 1646." (Nash).

John Seabright. JfM. 1626. £H. 3 Nov. 1626 (Stafford,
fil. lus Edwardi Seabright de Prestwood, arm. set. 16).
€M. received 15 April, 1626, restored 27 July, 1627.

Apparently son of Sir Edward Seabright of Besford, Wore.
(Wotton's Baronetage} created baronet, 1626, succeeded his
father in the dignity.

1626.] WARDEN SMITH. 79

Wadham Windham. Jf.Gt. 1626 (Somerset.). &.JH. re-
ceived 30 April, 1626, restored 25 April, 1629.

Sir Wadham "Wyndham, ninth son of Sir John Wyndham of
Orchard, the son of the Founder's sister ; judge of the Court
of King's Bench, 1660. He died 1668, set. 59. (Hore's Wilts).
Brother of Hugh Windham, 1623.

William Portman. JfM. 1626 (Baronett. Somerset.).
ffl. 30 June, 1626 (fil. 2dus Johannis Portman de
Orchard, Baronetti, set. 16). <£.fft. received 30 April,
1626, restored 6 May, 1628.

He was really the fourth (but at this time second surviving)
son of Sir John Portman, who was created a bart. 25 Nov.
1612 ; but died 4 Dec. following. His three elder brothers were,
Henry, who succeeded his father 4 Dec. 1612, and died s.p.
Feb. 1624 (but the Visitation says 1621) ; John, who died at
Wadham (see 1623) Dec. 1624 ; and Hugh, who died unm.
1632, when William succeeded to the title. He married Anne,
daughter and coheiress of John Colles of Barton, Somerset,
and died in London 1646. This differs from the Appendix of
the Visitation 1623, which makes John die in 1607, but this is
improbable.

Thomas Western. JfM. 1626 (Essex.), fflj. 28 April 1626

(Essex, fil. Richardi Weston de Londiu, equitis, set. 17).
<&M. received 5 May, 1626, restored 20 May, 1629.
Lived in the Chamber under Mr. Basil (the Chaplain)
26 March, 1626.

Sir Kichard Weston of Skriens in Eoxwell, was created Baron
Weston of Neyland 13 April, 1628 ; became Lord High Trea-
surer, and was created Earl of Portland 17 Feb. 1633 ; the
title passed to his son and grandson ; and when the latter was
killed s.p. in a naval engagement with the Dutch in 1665, he
was .succeeded by his uncle Thomas Weston, second son of the
first earl ; he died about 1688, s.p. when the title became
extinct.

Richard Peacocke. Jf.<&. 1626. ffl. 9 June, 1626
(Middlesex, fil. lus Gulielmi Peacocke de Finsley, i.e.
Finchley, arm. set. 18). C.fH. received 6 May, 1626,
restored 18 Dec. 1627.

80 WARDEN SMITH. [1626.

Thomas Peacocke. JfM. 1626. Brother of the above,
im. 9 June, 1626, being the second son, aged 17. &M.
received and restored with his brother's.

John Stewkeley. JfM. 1626. fH. 14 July, 1626 (fil. 3ius
Thomse Stewkeley de Hinton, mil. set. 14). C.fH. re-
ceived 16 Dec. 1626, restored 4 Aug. 1629.

Brother of Hugh Stewkeley, 1617, and Thomas Stewkeley,
1621.

John Hungerford. dF.OL 1626. fft. 3 Nov. 1626 (Oxon.
fil. 3ius Antonii Hungerford de Black Bourton, mil. set.
16). ODJK. received 2 July, 1626, restored 23 March.
Lived in the Middle Chapel Chamber.

His name does not occur in the Visitation of 1634, so that lie
was perhaps dead s.p. before that.

Charles Dymoke. JfM. 1626 (Lincoln. Pugil Kegius i.e.
the King's Champion at the Coronation). C.fH. received
3 Aug. 1626, restored 9 Dec. 1628. Lived in the
Middle Chamber in the North Bay Window. Dymoke's
tankard, 41^ oz., was among the plate sacrificed in 1642.
Lady Mary Dymoke gave £20 to the Library in 1625.

His father, Sir Edward Dymoke of Scrivelsby, died in 1625 ;
and on 1 Feb. 16f f Charles Dymoke exhibited the descent of
the Manor of Scrivelsby " which is the Championship " for the
Coronation of Charles I. He died unmarried in the King's
Garrison at Oxford in 1644.

Thomas Orpe. $.<&. 1626 (Londin.). OT.fft. received
5 Sept. 1626, restored 24 Feb. 1628. fft. St. Mary Hall
12 Oct. 1632 (Cestr. fil. Johannis Orpe de Wilksley, pleb.
set. 21).

Charles D'Oiley. OL 1626 (Oxon.). fft. (Doyley. fil. 4tus
de Cop. D'Oiley de Chislehampton, arm. ast. 15). C.£H.
received 23 Oct. 1626 : and replaced 11 Nov. 1641, and
again restored 26 Dec. 1654 (but it occurs also among the
<£.£H. restored by Grave 20 Dec. 1651). B.A. (eq. aurati
fil.) 5 Dec. 1629. M.A. 5 July, 1632. Lived in the

1626.] WARDEN SMITH. 81

Study next the Gate in the First North Chamber ; and
also in the Chamber under Mr. Basil (the Chaplain).

Second son of Si^ Cope D'Oiley, described in the Visitation of
1634 as " a student in Wadham College," but in Bayley's House
of Doyley he is called fourth son ; entered Gray's Inn Feb.
1641 ; but soon joined the Parliamentary army, served under
Cromwell and Fairfax, was Governor of Henley 1644, and
commanded Fairfax' Life Guards at Naseby 1645. He was
subsequently Governor of Newport Pagnell and Bristol.
After the Restoration he settled at Southrop, and died 1694,
aged 84. Father of Cope and Robert D'Oiley 16ff.

John Martin. OL 1626. m. (Martyn, Devon, fil. Georgii
Martin de Exon. gen. aet. 16). C.fH. received 13 Feb.
1625, restored 30 Aug. 1628. Lived in the Bottom
Tower Chamber 14 Feb. 1625.

Francis Blewett. <&. 1626 (Devon.). fH. 30 June, 1626
(fil. 2dus Arthuri Blewett de Holtenham ? Holcombe,
set. 18). £JH. received 14 March, 1625, restored 20
May, 1628.

Colonel Francis Blewet of Holcombe, an active Royalist,
was killed at the siege of Lyme Regis, April, 1644. (Lysons1
Devon, p. 276.)

Richard Croft. OL 1626. m. 28 April, 1626 (Gloucestr.
fil. lus Edvardi Croft de Sutton, gen. set. 14. • <2LfH. re-
ceived 20 March, 1625, restored 28 Oct. 1628.

William Neville. OL 1626. OD.JH. received 24 June, 1626,
restored 15 July, 1628.

Robert Savage. OL 1626 (Wigorn.). fft. 9 Nov. 1627
(Gloucestr. fil. 4tus Johannis Savage de Edgock, arm. set.
16). C.fH. received 20 Oct. 1627, restored 4 Nov. 1628.
Egiock is really in Warwickshire.

William Putt. OL 1626 (Devon.). C.fH. received 16 Oct.
1626, restored 2 April, 1628. Lived in the First North
Chamber, and had the Study on the right hand from
Nov. 1626, to March, 1627.

G

82 WARDEN SMITH. [1626.

Robert Smyth. OL 1626 (Devon.). £H. 15 June, 1627 (fil.
Gulielmi Smyth de Ede, gen. set. 18). WH. received
24 Oct. 1626, restored 12 Dec. 1629. Lived in Founder's
Chamber, April, 1627.

Nicolas Putt. OL 1626 (Devon.). <2LfH. received 23 Oct.
1626, restored 2 April, 1628. Lived in the Second
North-west Chamber from Nov. 1626, to March, 1627.

One Nicolas Putt was patron of Combpyne in 1631 by virtue
of a grant from the Petre family, see under Edmund Aishford,
1626.

John Clarke. 4L 1626. m. 2 Nov. 1627 (Bercher. fil. lus
Edvardi Clarke de Ardirigton, mil. set. 17). C.fH. re-
ceived 7 Nov. 1626, restored 19 June, 1629. B.A.
3 July, 1633 (Clerkie), but one Clarke of Wadham
determined in the year 16f£. Lived in Middle Chapel
Chamber ; and as B.A. in the Upper Tower Chamber.
His (JLiffiL was replaced either 4 or 13 July, 1629, and
restored again 18 May, 1634; again replaced 28 May,
1634, and restored 24 Feb. 1636. John Clarke, Esquier,
sometime (ft. of the College, was buried in the Inner
Chapel 15 Nov. 1645; but in the Visitation of 1664 it
is stated that he died 1644.

Thomas Clarke. (&. 1626. Brother of the above ; £H. at
the same time (fil. 2dus set. 15). dLilH. received 7 Nov.
1626, restored 16 Jan. 1632. Lived in the Middle Hall
Chamber.

In the Visitation of 1664, he is described as "Bachelor of
Phisick."

George Floyd (Lloyd). OL 1626. <&M* received 5 Dec.
1626, restored 16 July, 1628.

Thomas Langham. 33, 1626. m. 28 April, 1626 (North-
ampton, fil. Eichardi Langham de Thornbye, sacerd. set.
15). &M. received 10 Feb. 1624. B.A. 19 Feb. 16ff
His first C.fH. was apparently restored by Mr. Osborne ;
but it was replaced (? as Commoner) 17 March, 1625,
and restored again 26 Feb. 1630. Lived in the Bottom

1626.] WARDEN SMITH. 83

Tower Chamber 28 March, 1626, and as B.A. in the
Middle Hall Chamber.

Evidently of the family of Laughams of Cottesbrooke (Wotton's
Baronetage, III. 23).

Richard Clapkot. 13. 1626 (Dorset). fH. 30 June, 1626
(fil. Gulielmi Clapkot de Frampton, pleb. aet. 16). C.fH.
received 16 May, 1626, restored 16 Oct. 1627. Lived in
the Second North-west Chamber.

Jonas Bowen. 13. 1626 (Oxon.). Cjtt. received 12 Dec.
1626, restored 8 July, 1628.

Robert Wither. 13. 1626. ODJtt. received 3 Aug. 1626,
restored 9 Dec. 1628.

Richard Nicholson. 13. 1626. OLfH* received 16 Sept.
1626, restored 6 Oct. 1628. Lived in the Bottom
Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Robert Webbe. 13. 1626 (Somerset.). CJH. received
28 Oct. 1626, taken up for Battels June 19, 1639.
fBL. St. Edmund Hall 13 Nov. 1629. (Somerset, fil.
Gulielimi Webbe de Ilminster, pleb. set. 20.)

Richard Goodridge. fH. 30 June, 1626 (Devon, fil.
Richardi Goodridge de Culham, pleb. set. 14). Elected
S. vice John Warren, $. 3 July, 1627 (of Luf-
fernham, Devon, aged 16), in accordance with the
directions of the Foundress, dated 28 Feb. 1617, wherein
he is described as nephew of John Goodridge, original
dF. B.A. 30 Oct. 1631. M.A. 20 June, 1634. Elected
^jj. (when Wood describes him as of Uffculme, Devon),
30 June, 1635, and admitted Jf. 1 July, 1636. Leave
of absence granted 14 Dec. 1643, 20 April, 1644,
24 Nov. 1644, 30 June, 1645, 11 Nov. 1645, 30 Dec.
1645, 30 March, 1646, 30 June, 1646, 6 Dec. 1646,
30 Sept. 1647, 30 Nov. 1647 (till Annunciation).
Elected Bursar 24 Jan. 16-£J> but on 80 March his leave
of absence was extended to 30 June, 1648. Elected
Moderator Novas Classis 1634 ; Moderator of Philosophy

G 2

84 WARDEN SMITH. [1626.

1636, 1640, 1642, 1646 ; Humanity Lecturer, 1637, 1638 ;
Dean, 1641 ; Librarian 1643, 1644 ; and Bursar (vice
Symons) on 24 Jan. 16J|-. On July 14, 1648, he was
reported to the Committee of Lords and Commons as
" long absent," and deprived of his Jf. but he was re-
stored in 1660, and was elected Sub-Warden in 1661,
and again in 1663. He resigned his JF. 18 Jan. 16ff.
He lived in the South Bay Window, in the Second
Middle Chamber from the Hall 1639, and after his
restoration in the Second Upper South Chamber from
the Gate 13 Oct. 1660, and Third Upper Chamber from
the Chapel 29 Sept. 1662, which he vacated 9 Nov. 1666.
He contributed a copy of verses to the introduction of
Cartwright's Poems 1651. (Wood, A.O. III. 70.) John
Goodridge, original Jf. bequeathed his books to Richard
Goodridge in 1654.

Eichard Goodridge was Kector of Combhay, Somerset, 31 Dec.

1644.

John Lavers. ffi. 30 June, 1626 (Devon, fil. Philippi
Lavers de East Allington, sacerd. set. 16).

John Please, ffl. 30 June, 1626 (Devon, fil. Davidis Please
de Calwoodly, pleb. aat. 21).

Edmund Aishford. f&. 14 July, 1626 (Devon, fil. Johannis
Aishford de Otrie, i.e. Ottery St. Mary, pleb. set. 17).
B.A. 13 Feb. 16ff. M.A. 12 Nov. .1631.

Edmund Aishford was admitted Rector of Combpyne, nominated
by Thomas Aishford of Ottery St. Mary, yeoman, patron pro hac
vice by assignment of Nicholas Putt, gent, see 1626. He was also
Chaplain Priest of St. Mary Ottery, and had letters Testimonial
for the B.D. degree 22 Nov. 1639 ; graduated 10 Dec. 1639.
He died apparently in 1661.

Thomas Balch. |H. 3 Nov. 1626 (Somerset, fil. Johannis
Balch de North Currie, pleb. aet. 20). B.A. 27 June,
1626. M.A. 9 July, 1630.

Probably Vicar of Dulverton, Somerset, 13 Jan. 1 642.

William Phayer. fH. 3 Nov. 1626 (Devon, fil. Milonis
Phayer de Sutcombe, sacerd. aet. 19). Lived in the
Double Chamber in Buller's Inn (Phayre).

1626-27.] WARDEN SMITH. 85

William Courte. fft. 3 Nov. 1626 (Somerset, fil. Richard!
Courte de Cadburie, pleb. set. 19). B.A. 10 July, 1628.

John Edwards. C.fH. received as <£. or Jf.(£. 6 May.
1626, restored 18 Dec. 1627.

Edward Harwood. (fT.fH. received as il3. 6 Feb. 1626,
restored 12 July, 1627.

1627.

Richard Knightbridge. Elected 5>. 3 July, 1627 (aged
15, of Chelmsford, Essex) in place of Daniel Tredder.
IB. 30 Oct. 1629 (fil. Johannis Knightbridge, arm. set. 17).
B.A. (Knitbrich) 5 July, 1632. M.A. 27 June, 1635.
Elected $J. 30 June, 1634; and admitted $. 2 July,
1635. Elected Moderator Novae Classis 1633; Sub-
Dean 1634; Humanity Lecturer 1636; Librarian 1637
(but on 20 July, 1638, he obtained leave to travel till
the following Easter, and on 7 Sept. Chaplin was
elected Librarian for the rest of the year). Among the
State Papers (Dom. cccxcv. 82, 25 July, 1638) is his
petition to the Council for leave to travel, "being a
young man desirous to see the Universities beyond the
seas for his preferment in learning : " underwritten is a
note that the petitioner had taken the oath of allegiance.
Moderator of Philosophy 1638; Bursar 1639, 1643,
1644; Librarian again 1641; Catechist 1645; Dean
1646. Leave of absence was granted him 11 Nov. 1642;
but he signed the resolution to surrender the College
Plate 14 Jan. 16 J|. On the 20 Feb. 1646, it is noted
that he had resigned his JF. from 15 March, 1645. He
lived successively in the North Crest, and as B.A. in the
South Bay Window, and in the Second Middle Chamber
from the Hall which he left 11 Nov. 1639 for the Second
Upper Chamber from the Hall, vacated 16 Oct. 1640.
He appears as the second son of J. Knightbridge in the Visi-
tation of 1634, when he is described as jF. of Wadham College.
Richard Knightbridge, A.M., was presented by Sir John Tirrell
of Springfield, Essex, to the Rectory of Stotesbury, Northants

86 WARDEN SMITH. [1627.

and instituted 5 June, 1643 (Baker I. 691), which he had
apparently vacated by 1655 ; elder brother of John Knight-
bridge 1637.

Leonard Simons. Elected g>. 3 July, 1627 (aged 18, of
Althorne, Essex), in place of Edward Clyffe, resigned.
ffi. Christ Church 16 Nov. 1627 (fil. Leonard! Simons,
set. 17). B.A. 26 June, 1630. M.A. 23 May, 1633.
Elected $. 30 June, 1631. Admitted tf. 5 July,
1632. Elected Moderator Novae Classis 1631 ; Sub-Dean
1632. On Escott's resignation he was elected Bursar for
the remainder of 1634 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1634,
1641; Humanity Lecturer 1635; Dean 1637, 1644,
1645, and (on Knightbridge's resignation) in 1647;
Bursar 1639, 1647; Sub- Warden 1638, 1640, 1643;
Librarian 1642. He had leave of absence (apparently)
on 6 Dec. 1646, and resigned his JF. 22 Jan. 16-J £.
Lived successively in the North Bay Window, the Third
Middle Chamber from the Chapel (which he vacated
11 Nov. 1639), and the Fourth Middle Chamber from
the Hall.

Weare. JfM. 1627 (Devon.). Probably John Were,

. received 6 Feb. 1626, restored 12 July, 1627.
There was a Colonel Weare, an officer in the Parliamentary
army, who was driven out of Tiverton by the Royalists on
their march from Cornwall after the battle of Stratton, May,
1643. John Weare, an officer of the Parliamentary army, has
a monument in Halberton church, dated 1658 :

Hie jacet corpus

Johannis Were

Armigeri et nu

per pro republica

Anglicana ehiliarchi

Qui obiit vigesimo

quarto die Octobris

Anno Domini 1658.

Vivit post fiinera virtus.

John Mansell. JFM. 1627 (Cambro-britannus). IB.
15 June, 1627 (Carmarthensis, fil. otus Francisci Mansell

1627.] WARDEN SMITH. 87

de Mudlescombe, mil. set. 15). C.fH. received 2 April
1627, restored 2 July, 1628.

Sir Francis Mansell (created baronet 14 Jan. lOf i), married as
second wife, Dorothy Stepney, daughter of Alban Stepney, see
1623). This John was younger brother of Sir Anthony
Mansell, killed at Newbury, and of Dr. Francis Mansell, the
famous Royalist Principal of Jesus College ; he married Mary,
daughter of Sir Henry Vaughan, Knt.

Thomas Bussey. JFM. 1627 (Cambro-britannus). £H.
15 June, 1627 (Glamorgan, fil. lus Rawlei Bussey de
Margam. mil. set. 14). C.fa. received 6 April, 1627,
restored 17 Feb. 1628.

James Willisford. Jf.<&. 1627. C.Jft. received 21 July,
1627, restored 13 Dec. 1632.

Weare. (ft. 1627. Probably Edward Warre, whose C.fH.
occurs next to that of John Withers, ffl,. 30 Oct. 1629
(Somerset, fil. 3ius Edwardi Weare de Nynhead, arm.
set. 20).

Probably third son of Edward Warre of Chipley, aged 15 in
1623.

John Withers. <2L 1627. £H. 23 Nov. 1627 (Hampton,
fil. lus Gulielmi Withers de Maynie Down, arm. set. 16).
KM. received 4 March, 1626, restored 5 Oct. 1629.
Eldest son of W. Withers of Manydown (Visitation, 1634).

Walter Morgan. OL 1627. M. 30 Oct. 1629 (Equitis
aurati fil. set. 17). C.fH. received 11 March, 1626, re-
stored 7 Sept. 1638. B.A. 5 Dec. 1629. M.A. 5 July,
1632. Lived in the Middle Tower Chamber as M.A.

John Bramston. OL 1627 (Essex). fH. 3 Nov. 1626 (fil.

Johannis Bramston de Margaretend, gen. set. 15).

C.fH. received 5 April, 1627, restored 6 Oct. 1629.

Lived in the Under Chamber in the South Crest.

Son of Sir John Bramston, Knt., afterwards Lord Chief Justice
of the King's Bench ; born Sept. 1611 at Whitechapel ; created
K.B. 23 Apr-1, 1(501. M.P. for Essex 16CO, 1GG1 ; lor Mald«>n
1678, 1085. Died 4 Feb. 1099, aged 8?.

88 WARDEN SMITH. [1627.

John Awbray. <*L 1627 (Cambro-britannus). But this
name occurs before in 1623, and probably here should be
Thomas Awbray. fH. 15 June, 1627 (Glamorgan, fil.
2dus Thomse Awbray de Llanthridith, mil. set. 17).

Thomas was younger brother of John Awbray, 1623.

Henry Parsons. OL 1627. ffl. 15 June, 1627 (Somerset,
fil. Antonii Parsons de Martock, gen. set. 16). - (£.£H. re-
ceived 6 May, 1627, restored 8 March, 1629.

Roderick Floyd. OL 1627. C.fff. received 28 May, 1627,
restored 28 June, 1628.

James Rosse. OL 1627. JH. 15 June, 1627 (Somerset, fil.
Jacobi Rosse de Shepton Bencham, sic, gen. set. 17.
. received 4 June, 1627, restored 9 June, 1629.

Son and heir of James Rosse, aged 13 in 1623.

William Searle. 13. 1627. ODJtt. received 2 June, 1627,
restored 27 May, 1630. Lived in the Bottom Chamber
under the Chaplains'. One William Searle fift,. Magdalen,
10 June, 1631 (Devon, fil. Thomas Searle de Sidbury,
pleb. set. 23).

Robert Were. 13. 1627. Probably Robert Ward whose
C.fft. was received 20 Oct. 1627, restored 3 July, 1629.

Thomas Case. M. 9 Nov. 1627 (Warwic. fil. Thomas Case
de Arrow, sacerd. set. 18).

Thomas Moleynes. <£.£H. received as <£. or Jf.(&. 19 June,
1627, restored 29 Oct. 1627.

Richard Batt. &.ffi. received as 13. 8 July, 1627, restored
5 May, 1628.

1628.] WARDEN SMITH. 89

1628.

Tristram Sugge. Elected &. 3 July, 1628 (of Yeovil,
Somerset, aged 18), vice, Tob. Vennar amoti. |H. Dec.
1628 (fil. Tristrami Sugge de Evill, pleb. set. 17 altered
to 18). B.A. 26 June, 1630. M.A. 23 May, 1633.
Elected p. 30 June, 1631. Admitted Jf. 5 July,
1632. Elected Sub-Dean 1630 ; Moderator of Philosophy
1631, 1632 ; Catechist 1633, 1643, 1644, 1647 ; Dean
1635, 1636; Bursar 1637, 1641; Sub- Warden 1645,
1646. Had leave of absence on 14 Dec. 1643, and again
on 20 April, 1644. Prelector publicus metaphysicae.
Proctor 20 April, 1642. He signed the resolution to
surrender the College Plate to the King 14 Jan. 16£f .
Noted as B.D. by Wood on 6 June, 1646, but was
created D.D. 23 June, 1646. Lived as B.A. in the
Second Middle Chamber from the Chapel, which he
vacated 10 July, 1647. He also had the Third North
Cockloft. On the Visitation of the Parliamentary
Commissioners, he was reported to the Committee of
Lords and Commons for not answering on 14 July, 1648.
On 29 Sept. 1648, it was resolved that Dr. Sugge of
Wadham College be removed from the said College for
his contempt of a special order for his personal ap-
pearance before the Visitors ; and his name appears
among those removed from their places in a list dated
2 Oct. 1648. He was restored to his Jf. in 1660, but
died 27 Jan. 16f f , and was buried in the Chapel 28 Jan.
16f £, (St. Cross Register) where there is a stone marked
T. S. 1660.

He was esteemed by all who knew him a profound philosopher
and divine, and very fit to publish what he had written of
those subjects. (Wood, Fasti, II. 99.)

" He was an excellent disputant, and a ripe schoolman ; and
left behind him several Theological MSS. of his composition
which are deemed fit by some to be printed." (Wood's MSS.)

Robert Chapline. Elected £. 3 July, 1628 (of St. James,
Taunton, Somerset, aged 18), vice, Humph. Sydenham,
JF. resigned, ffl. Dec. 1628 (Somerset, fil. Gulielmi

90 WARDEN SMITH. [1628.

Chapline de Taunton, pleb. set. 19). B.A. 5 Dec. 1629.
M.A. 23 May, (?) 1633. Elected $. 30 June, 1631,
Admitted J% 3 July, 1632. Elected Moderator
Novae Classis 1630; Sub-Dean 1631; Moderator of
Philosophy 1633; Humanity Lecturer 1634, 1643;
Catechist 1635, 1636, 1642 ; Librarian 1638, vice Knight-
bridge ; Dean 1638, 1639 ; Bursar 1640. He signed the
resolution to surrender the College Plate for the King's
use 14 Jan. 16ff. He had leave of absence 6 Oct. and
14 Dec. 1643, 20 April, 2 July, 24 Dec. 1644, 7 April,
1645, and again 11 Nov., 30 Dec. 1645, 30 March,
30 June, 1646, after which no notice of him occurs.
Lived in the North Crest, in the Fourth Upper Chamber
from the Chapel, and in the Second Upper Chamber
from the Hall, which he vacated 11 Nov. 1639.

One Eobert Chapline appears as Prebendary of Combe Unde-
cinia, and Rector of Ashbury, Devon, in Walker's Sufferings.

John Chichester. Jp.OE. 1628 (fil. Edwardi Chichester,
Baronis de Bellfaste). <&M. received 18 May, 1628,
restored 7 June, 1630. Lived in the Upper Tower
Chamber.

He was nephew of Arthur, Baron Chichester of Belfast (cr.
1612, ob. 1624), and son of Edward, Baron Belfast, and Vis-
count Chichester (cr. 1624), who was succeeded in 1648 by his
eon Arthur, in Ms own right, Earl of Donegal (cr. 1647) ; on
whose death in 1697, Arthur, eldest son of the above John
succeeded ; ancestor of the Marquess of Donegal, and Lord
Templemore.

Giles Strangewayes. JfM. 1628 (Dorcestr.). m. 30 Oct.

1629 (fil Dom. Johannis Strangewayes de Melburye, eq.

«et. 14). &M. received 13 April, 1629, restored 23 Aug.

1632. A Falcon gilt given by him, 39|-oz., was afoong

the Plate sacrificed in 1642.

He was born 1615, and married Susanna, daughter and heiress
of Thomas Edwards of Fayre Crooch, near Wadhurst, Sussex.
He was M.P. for Melcombe Kegis in the Short Parliament, and
for Bridport in the Long Parliament. He served as Colonel of
Horse in the King's army, and had the command of a regiment
under Prince Maurice in the West. On 22 June, 1645, he was

1628.] WARDEN SMITH. 91

disabled as Member for Bridport, and was imprisoned for
twenty months in the White Tower. In commemoration of
this he caused a gold medal to be struck : on the face, his head,
and round it, " JEgidius Strangways de Melbury in Com.
Dorchestr. arm." On the reverse, the White Tower in the
Tower of London, over it the sun, and round it, " Decusque
adversa dederunt." On the exergue, " Incarceratus, Sept. 1645.
Liberatus, April, 1648." After the Restoration he was Knight
of the Shire for Dorset ; and on conveying the thanks of the
House of Commons to the Members of the University for their
" Reasons concerning the Solemn League and Covenant," he was
created D.C.L. 7 Nov. 1665. He died in 1675, and is buried
at Melbnry. (Hutchins.)

Edward Philipps. JF.<&. 1628 (Somerset.). |H. 30 Oct.

1629 (fil. Domini Roberti Philipps de Montacute, mil.

set. 16). <&.ffi. received 20 Oct. 1628, restored 25 March,

1630.

Son and heir of R. Philipps of Montague, aged 10 in 1623,
brother of Robert Philipps 1633. Edward Phelips, son of Sir
R. Philipps, was buried in the church at Montacute 1679. He
is called Colonel in the reign of Charles II. (Collinson, III.
314.)

Sir John Stepney. Jf.(&. 1628 (Baronet. Cambro-
britannus). C.fH. received 20 Oct. 1628, restored
16 March, 1629.

Second son of John Stepney of Prendergast (Dwnn Visitation),
and younger brother of Sir Alban Stepney 1623. He suc-
ceeded his father as second Baronet in 1634 ; married Magdalen,
daughter and coheiress of Sir Henry Jones, Bart., but died,
s. p.m.

Thomas Stepney. JFM. 1628 (Johannis frater). ffl.
30 Oct. 1629 (Pemb. fil. Johannis Stepney de Penderis
(?) i.e. Prendergast; eq. et Baronetti, 33t. 19).

He died before his brother John ; but his eldest son John (who
married Justina, daughter of Sir Anthony Van Dyck), suc-
ceeded as third baronet, and was the ancestor of the family till
the dignity became extinct in 1825.

92 WARDEN SMITH. [1628.

William Pawlett. (ft. 1628. £H. 30 Oct. 1629 (Dorcestr.
fil. lus Thomae Pawlett de Breedit, arm. let. 17). C.fH.
received 27 Feb. 1628, restored 12 June, 1630. Lived
in the Middle Hall Chamber.

George Prowse. (E. 1628 (Devon.). f&. 30 Oct. 1629 (fil.
Richard! Prowse de Tiverton, gen. set. 20). C.fH. re-
ceived 26 April, 1628, restored 2 Oct. 1633. B.A. 9 Feb.
16f~|-. Lived in the Second North-west Chamber.

Third son of R. Prowse (Visitation, 1620).

John Bampfield. OL 1628 (Devon.). ff$i. 30 Oct. 1629
(Devon, sic, fil. Johannis Bampfield de Poltmore, arm.
set. 17). dDJBL received 28 April, 1628, restored 3 Feb.
1630. Lived in the Middle Chapel Chamber.

Third son (Visitation, 1620). Eventually heir to his father.
Created baronet 14 July, 1641, being then M.P. for Penryn ;
married Gertrude, daughter of Amias Coplestone, and had five
sons and eight daughters.

Lewis Bampfield. OL 1628 (Devon.), m. 30 Oct. 1629
(Somerset, sic, fil. 3ius Johannis Bampfield de Poltmore,
arm. set. 17). <EJS. was received and restored with his
brother John's. Lived in the Middle Chapel Chamber
and in Founder's Chamber.

Fifth son. (Tuckett.)

William Skevington. (ft. 1628. <UH. received 12 May,
1628, restored 2 May, 1631.

Edward Higham. OL 1628. ffi. Dec. 1628 (Sussex fil.
Edvardi Higham de E^hingham, gen. set. 17). (£.£H.
received 18 May, 1628, restored 8 July, 1629. Elected
S>. 2 July, 1629 (when Edward Heigham is described as
aged 18, of Farningham, ? Sussex). B.A. 9 Feb. 16^.
M.A. 5 Feb. 16|f Elected $. 30 June, 1632. Admitted
Jf. 6 July, 1633. Elected Moderator Novae Classis
1632; Sub-Dean 1633; Librarian 1634; Moderator of
Philosophy 1635 ; Catechist (in place of Blake) 19 Dec.
1638, and again in 1639. His name does not appear

1628.] WARDEN SMITH. 93

among the Fellows on 14 Jan. 16-f-f. He lived in the
Double Chamber in Buller's Inn, in the North Bay
Window (as B.A.), and in the Fourth Middle Chamber
from the Chapel.

Fifth, son of Edward Higham (Berry Sussex Gen.), probably

brother of Thomas Higham 1633.

Nicholas Monk. OL 1628 (Devon.). |H. (Nichol. Muncke)
30 Oct. 1629 (fil. Thomas Monk de Martin, arm. set. 19).
C.fH. received 25 May, 1628, restored 20 Dec. 1636.
B.A. March, 1630 (when Wood calls him eq. aur. fil.).
M.A. 23 Oct. 1633. He lived in the Little Chamber
in Buller's Inn 1628, and as M.A. in the Upper Tower
Chamber.

In the Visitation, 1620, he appears as third son of Sir Thomas
Monk of Powdridge, aged 10 ; his brother George (afterwards
Duke of Albemarle), being second son, aged 11 : for Arthur
Monk, fourth son, see 1631. He was ejected from the living of
Plymtree, and " thro' all the ill times, he carried himself with
singular integrity, and was in great reputation with all those
who constantly adhered to the king." He is said to have been
Rector of Kilhampton, and to have urged his brother George
in favour of the Restoration. On the Restoration he became
Provost of Eton, and was created D.D. 1 Aug. 1660, per litt.
Regis, in which it is said, that the king is " well assured of
his particular and eminent services for ourself and the Church
during the late distractions ; " and was subsequently Bishop of
Hereford 6 Jan. 16££, but died on 17 Dec. 1661, and was buried
on the 20th, in St. Edmund's Chapel in Westminster Abbey.

Edward St. John. (ft. 1628. <£.fH. received (Howard
St. John) 26 April, 1628, restored 9 April, 1630.

Apparently the third son of Sir John St. John of Lydiard
Tregoze ; colonel in the King's service, said to have fallen in
the battle of Newbury ; but from his monument it appears
that he died in 1645, perhaps of wounds received at the second
battle of Newbury in Oct. 1644. There is a monument in.
Lydiard Tregoze church with full -sized figure in armour gilt,
and on the pedestal a bas-relief representing a troop of cavalry,
with this inscription :

94 WARDEN SMITH. [1628.

P. M. S.

Scitote, vos quorum interest humanitatis, justum esse dolorem
et nolentem mori, qui per difficilem lapidem verba quaerit.
EDOARDUS ST. JOHN, fselicissima- natura" usus ad repen-
tinam gloriam brevi vixit, speciosum inter homines exemplar,
im6 ad omne magnificum contendens, annorum tanturn fit
egenus. Non enim citiiis virtute, fortuna, fam& bona" ornarat
Familiam, quam per istas jubetur umbras transire haud sicco
pede. Eheu ! festine satis reliquias mortales majorum cineri
promiscuas florida" juventute (sed placid e) misit, cetera scilicet
in coelum raptus. Quantus in hoc elato marmore relinquitur,
vos videte qui viventem colebatis, victurum lugebatis, et vos
etiam qui vita" functum desideratis. Sic ille stetit olim, ut
erectus jam imaginatus est, adversum impetus incivilis belli et
rigidas minas armatae mortis honesto vultu fidentique pectore
tulit. Sic enim ille cecidit ut stantem putes, et mente saltern
immobilem. Quinimo superstitem voluit amicorum subinde
lachrimis proborumque memoriae amor parentis optimi, cujus
ingeniosa pietas hunc lapidem fecit eloquentem. Obiit pridie
Iduum Aprilis anno MDCXLV.

Henry Sanford. OL 1628 (Devon.). |5L 30 Oct. 1629
(Somerset, fil. lus Henrici Sandford de Ninehead, arm.
set. 17). &.JE. received 24 May, 1629, restored 19 Oct.
1631.

In Ninehead church, " Here lyeth the body of Henry Sandford
of Ninehead, in the County of Somerset, Esquire, who was
buried 9 Feb. 1644." (Collinson III. 170.)

Edward Gold. (ft. 1628. dLfH. received (Gould) 29 July,
1628, restored 14 Julv, 1629.

Alexander Dyer. (ft. 1628. M. (Deyer) 30 Oct. 1629
(Somerset, fil. 2dus Alexandri Dyer de Glassenburye,
arm. set. 17). C.ilH. received 4 Oct. 1628, restored
2 Nov. 1631. He was created B.C.L. 17 June, 1646,
virtute litt. Cancel., which say, " that he had spent above
three years studying in the University, and hath since for

1628.] WARDEN SMITH. 95

many years together been trained up in the Courts
Ecclesiastical and Civil at London."

Probably Alexander, second son of A. Dyer of Stret, aged 12
in 1623. His father's and mother's tomb is in the church of
St. John, Glastonbury. (Phelp.)

Berkeley Pollard. OL 1628 (Devon.). » 30 Oct. 1629
(fil. 3tius Ludovici Pollard de Hynton, arm. set. 18).
C.fH. received 10 Nov. 1628, restored 2 Dec. 1633.
Lived in the Upper Tower Chamber.

John Turbervill. 4L 1628 (Devon.). fH. 19 June, 1629
(fil. Johannis Turbervill de Tolland, pleb. set. 17). <&M.
received 29 Nov. 1628, restored 31 July, 1630.

Son and heir of John Turbervile of Sampford Peverell, aged
9 in 1620.

Nicholas Burchill. 13. 1628 (Devon.). JH. 30 Oct. 1629
(fil. Johannis Burchill de Bove Tracie, sacerd. set. 18).
ODJH. received 9 Feb. 1627, restored 19 April, 1628;
replaced 25 July, 1628, again restored 2 Aug. 1630.

Robert Snowe. 13. 1628 (Devon.). JR. 19 June, 1629 (fil.
Thomse Snowe de Exeter, pleb. set. 18). C.JH. received
26 Feb. 16J3-, restored 21 Dec. 1629. B.A. 17 Oct.
1631. M.A. 3 July, 1634. Lived in the Chamber
under the Chaplains' 27 March, 1628. Admitted Jf. of
Exeter, 1632, and resigned 19 March, 16^.

He was admitted Hector of Morchard Bishop, Devon, 21 March,
16f £, and resigned in 1662. (Boase, Reg. Coll. Exon. p. 64.)

Humphrey Slowcome. 13. 1628. m. (Slocum) 30 Oct.
1629 (fil. Richardi Slowcome de St. Decombs, i.e.
St. Decumans, pleb. set. 17). (LIB. received 29 April,
1628, restored 6 April, 1631.

Richard Bragge. 13. 1628. ffl. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon, fil.
Edvardi Bragge de Thornecombe, pleb. sst. 19). <£.fH.
received 11 Jan. 1628, restored 29 March, 1632, but
replaced the same day as (St., restored again 18 Nov.

96 WARDEN SMITH. [1628-29.

1633 ; again replaced 16 Sept. 1634, restored 23 March,
16ff B.A. 9 Feb. 16fi M.A. 21 Oct. 1634. He lived
in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn, and as B.A. in
the Bottom Tower Chamber.

Robert Potter. 1$. 1628. fa. 30 Oct. 1629 (Essex, fil.
Johannis Potter de Wormingford, gen. set. 17). <2L£H.
received 29 July, 1628, restored 2 Nov. 1632, replaced
same day as (ft., again restored 14 Dec. 1635. B.A.
(Thomas Potter) 30 Oct. 1632. M.A. (Robert) 14 July,
1635. Lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn,
and in the Bottom Tower Chamber.

William Taylor. 13. 1628. f». 30 Oct. 1629 (Somerset,
fil. Johannis Taylor de Somerton, gen. set. 18).
received 16 July, 1628, restored 23 Nov. 1630.

1629.

Richard Rocke. ffi. 30 Oct. 1629 (Somerset, fil. Ellis
Rocke de Cloasworth, pleb. set. 19). Elected 5>. 2 July,
1629 (of Closemores, set. 18). B.A. 30 Oct. 1631. M.A.
20 June, 1634. He was "amotus" 9 Sept. 1636, for
being absent one month without leave. Lived as B.A.
in the North Bay Window.

George Ashwell. fft. 30 Oct. 1629 (Middlesex, fil. Roberti
Ashwell de Harrow-hill, pleb. set. 16). Elected S>.
2 July, 1629 (set. 15). (Wood in a MS. note says
"of St. Martin by Ludgate, born 8 Nov. 1612"). B.A.
4 Dec. 1632. M.A. 27 June, 1635. Elected $.
30 June, 1635, admitted JF. 1 July, 1636. Elected
Sub-Dean 1635 ; Librarian 1636 ; Moderator of Philo-
sophy 1637 ; Bursar 1638, 1645, 1646 ; Humanity
Lecturer 1639, 1640 ; Catechist 1641 ; Dean 1642,
1643 ; Sub- Warden 1644, 1647. Signed the resolution
to surrender the College Plate to the King 14 Jan.
16ff. Created B.D. 23 June, 1646. His name ap-
pears among those who have not submitted to the
authority of the Visitors 15 May, 1648 ; but Wood

1629.]

WARDEN SMITH.

97

Cl

says that he submitted, nor does his name appear
among the deprived. Lived in College Chamber, and
as M.A. in the Fourth Middle Chamber from the Hall,
which he vacated 1 Aug. 1647.

He became Chaplain to Sir Anthony Cope, and in 1658 Rector
of Hanwell, Oxon, where he died and was buried in 1693.
Wood says that he was "a noted tutor," also, "a quiet and
pious man, and every way worthy of his function ; he had
been an excellent logician, and of a very rational head and
understanding, was also well read in the Fathers and School-
men." (Wood, Ath. IV. 396.)

Author of Fides Apostolica 1653, Gestus Eucharisticus 1663,
De Socino et Socianismo 1680, De Eccl. Romana Dissertatio
1688.

Charles Huggins. ja. 19 June, 1629 (Gloucestr. fil. Gaspari

Huggins de Westerley, gen. set. 16). Elected JJ. 2 July,
1629. Resigned S* 16 June, 1634. Lived in College
Chamber.

Edward Newman, fft. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon, fil. Thomas
Newman de Exeter, gen. set. 18). Elected £>. 2 July,
1629 (aged 17, of Dartmore, Devon). B.A. 23 Oct. 1633.
M.A. 5 July, 1636. Resigned g>. 30 June, 1637 ; when
he appears to have replaced his name as (ff.
received 18 July, restored 11 Dec. 1637.

Ralph Huband. Jf.<&. 1629 (Wigorn.). m. 30 Oct. 1629
(Warwic. fil. Johannis Huband de Isley, i.e. Ipsley, gen.
set. 16). (ST.IH. received 13 Nov. 1628, restored 21 Dec.
1631.

He succeeded his father as Lord of Ipsley, Warw., died 1651,
and is buried in the church at Jpsley, with the following
epitaph :

"Hie jacet perillustris vir, singular! prudentia egregiusque
animi dotibus apprime excultus Kadolphus Huband Armiger,
dominus hujus manerii qui obiit 29 die Octobris, Anno Salutis
Keparatse 1651. In matrimonium duxit Annam, tiliam imam
cohseredum Gervasii Teverey de Stapleford in Comitatn Not-
tinghamiensi Armigeri ex qua tres filios suscepit Johannem,
Teverium et Rodolphum. Qua) quidem mc3stissima uxor hoc

98 WARDEN SMITH.

qualecunque monumentum marito amoris ergo posnit speran»
suum latus ipsius later! sicut olim in vita fuit consertum et
aliquando in inorte conserendum. (Dugdale, 739).

Thomas Chafin. Jf.<&. 1629 (Dorcestr.). C.fGL received
13 April, 1629, restored 12 Oct. 1629 ; replaced 17 Nov.
1631, again restored 23 April, 1633.

Probably son of Bamfield Chafin of Chettle, succeeded his-
father in 1644, and compounded for his estate. " A personate
well-carriaged man, of good estate, wanted neither under-
standing nor value for himself ; was an enemy to the Puritan
party." (Hutchins, III. 565.)

One Thomas Chafin D.D. is mentioned in Walker's Sufferings^
II. 66, as Prebendary of Darnford, and Rector of Fovarat
and Meene, Wilts ; and is said to have died in 1648.

Thomas Baynard. (ft. 1629. fflL 30 Oct. 1629 (Somerset,
fil. Thomse Baynard de Wanstrovv, set, 17).
received 26 March, 1629, restored 12 Oct. 1631.

John Parsons, (ft. 1629. C.fft. received 14 May, 1629,
restored 8 May, 1630. Probably the John Parsons who
lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Thomas Munday. OL 1629. ffi. 28 Jan. 1630 (Bercher.
fil. Thomse Munday de Longbridge, pleb. set. 16). C.fflL
received (no date), restored 13 Oct. 1631.

Richard Joiliffe. OL 1629 (Dorcestr.). fH. 19 June, 1629
(Joyliffe til. Johannis Joiliffe de Eastown, i.e. East Stour,
pleb. set. 17). CJH, received 11 June, 1629, restored
25 April, 1632. Lived in the Under Chamber in the
South Crest.

He was son and heir of J. Joiliffe of East Stower, by Katharine,
daughter of John Hemming of Roxwell, Dorset, aged 12 in
1623. (Hutchins, II L 633.) He suffered much for the King's
cause. Brother of George Joiliffe 1636.

Robert Forde. (ft. 1629. fH. 28 Jan. 1630 (Devon, fil.
Emanuel Forde de Hunniton, pleb. «t. 18).
received 20 June, 1629, restored 21 Dec. 1629.

1629.]

WARDEN SMITH.

John Clarke. OL 1629. Probably identical with John
Clarke 162(5.

Francis Baily. <£. 1629 (Londin.). ffl. 30 Oct. 1629
(Middlesex, fil. Francisci Baily de Londin. gen. set. 16).
C.fft. received (apparently) 14 Sept. 1629. restored
20 May, 1640. B.A. 3 July, 1633. M.A. 3 May, 1636.
Lived in the Chamber under Mr. Smyth (i.e. the Chap-
lain) till 17 Nov. 1637; and in the Middle Tower
Chamber as M.A. till 28 March, 1640.

Samuel Tanner. OL 1629. fH. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon. fiL
Georgii Tanner de Croly, set. 17). C.fft. received (no
date), restored April 16, 1632.

Evidently son and heir of George Mortymer, alias Tanner,
aged 7 in 1620.

>rge Trevilian. OL 1629 (Somerset.). fH. 30 Oct. 1629
(fil. Johannis Trevilian de Nettlecombe, arm. aet. 15).
C.fH. received 19 Oct. 1629, restored 29 Nov. 1631.

Aged 9 in 1623, when he was "in warde," his father being
dead (Visitation). His mother was Margaret, daughter of
George Luttrell of Dunster Castle ; he was sequestered and
imprisoned for his loyalty to the King, and compounded for
his estate ; died 1653 ; probably father of George Trevilian
1650.

>bert Gotfe. «L 1629. fH. 30 Oct. 1629 (Somerset, fil.
Johannis Gough de Merriott, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received
19 Oct. 1629, restored 8 Dec. 1631.

Son and heir of J. Goffe, aged 12 in 1623. One Robert Goffe
bequeathed ,£70 to the poor of Merriott. (Collinson, II. 171.)

Walter Henley. OL 1629. JR. 28 Jan. 1630 (Kant. fil.
Thomse Hendley de Cranbourne, eq. set. 18). C.1H.
received 13 Nov. 1629, restored 24 Aug. 1631.

Third son of Sir Thomas Henley of Conrseborne, by Elizabeth
Wilford of Enfield, aged 7 in 1619 (Visitation). One Walter

H 2

100 WARDEN SMITH. [1629.

Henley was created Baronet of Cuckfield, Sussex, 8 April,
1661 ; married Francis, daughter and coheiress of Sir Thomas
Springett of the Broyle, Sussex, died s.p. in 1675.

Thomas Lambert. 13. 1629 (Dorcestr.X fH. 30 Oct. 1629
(Somerset, fil. Thomse Lambert de Spackford, sacerd. set.
17). C.ffl. received 24 Oct. 1628, restored 24 Oct. 1632;
replaced as <j£. same day, again restored 22 Nov. 1632.

Francis Atkins. 13. 1629 (Somerset.). f&. 30 Oct. 1629
(fil. Johaimis Atkins de Charde, gen. aet. 18). Elected
£>. 6 July, 1631, aged 18. B.A. 4 Dec. 1632. M.A.
27 June, 1635. Elected |J. (no date) ; admitted Jf.
11 Dec. 1639. Elected Moderator Novae Classis 1635;
Sub-Dean 1639 ; Catechist 1640, 1646 ; Bursar (in place
of Warren) 5 Aug. 1643 ; Librarian 1645 ; Humanity
Lecturer 1647. He had leave of absence from 2 Dec. to
8 Jan. 1642, again for a month 7 Jan. 1642, from
17 April to 7 July, 1643, from 8 July to 29 Sept., from
6 Oct. to St. Thomas (Dec. 21), from 14 Dec. 1643 to
Easter 1644, on 20 April, 1644, on 2 July, 1644 till
Christmas, on 24 Dec. till Easter 1645, on 30 June, 1645,
to Michaelmas, on 11 Nov. till Christmas, on 30 Dec.
till Easter, 1646, on 30 March, 1646, till 29 June, on
30 June till Michaelmas, on 6 Dec. leave was continued.
On 14 July, 1648, he was reported to the Committee of
Lords and Commons as not having appeared before the
Visitors ; and was removed from his JF. by order of the
said Committee, 2 Oct. 1648. Wood (MSS. f. 35, p. 285)
says, that he was restored to Jp. in 1660 ; as appears
also from the Convention Book, for he had leave of
absence on 6 Dec. 1660, and resigned his ^-fT. 30 June,
1661. Lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber, in the
North Crest, and on 16 Oct. 1640, took the Second
Upper Chamber from the Hall which he vacated 5 July,
1649 ; being paid out by the Raters.

Vicar of Chard, 11 July, 1661 : his successor came in 1672 :
possibly also Rector of Breane, Somerset, 1662. Prebendary
of Taunton, Wells, 1 Nov. 1660 ; Prebendary of Compton
Bishop, Wells, 22 May, 1661 till 1672.

William Greenway. 13. 1629. C.£H. received 31 Oct.
1628, restored 23 Feb. 1629.

1629.]

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101

Joseph Bovall. 13. 1629. C.ffl. received 16 Feb. 1628,
restored 7 June, 1630.

Philip Bisse. U3. 1629 (Somerset,). fH. 19 June, 1629
(fil. Samuelis Bisse de Wells, gen. set. 17). Elected £.
2 July, 1629 ((jet. 18). Resigned his £. 19 July, 1632,
and "quia immorigerum se prsebuerat," was deprived
from 30 June. Lived in College Chamber.

He was grandson of Dr. Philip Bisse, the founder of the
Library, and eldest son of Philip Bisse of Wells, aged 12 in
1623. He obtained a B.C.L. at Magdalen College, Oxon, and
became Vicar of Poundstock, 27 April, 1637, to Feb. 16|§.
Subsequently he became Archdeacon of Cloyne 13 Aug. 1641,
and was murdered by the Irish rebels in the autumn of 1642.

George Munday. 13. 1629. fft. 30 Oct. 1629 (Hampton,
fil. Matthsei Munday de Rumsey, pleb. set. 17). (JLfflL
received 10 June, 1629, restored 23 July, 1632.

Robert Parsons. 13. 1629 (Somerset.). fH. 30 Oct. 1629
(fil. Roberti Parsons de St. Decoonnans, i.e. St. De-
cumans, sacerd. set. 18). C.fH. received 14 May, 1629,
restored 28 June, 1631.

One Eobert Parsons was Hector of Rewe, Devon, 4 Oct. 1662
(Patron, Wyndham), and his Will was proved 1681.

Nicholas Button. 13. 1629 (Somerset.), ffi. 30 Oct. 1629
(fil. Johannis Button de Taunton, gen. set. 17). C.ffl.
received 14 May, 1629, restored 4 June, 1632.

One Nicholas Button was among the witnesses to the Founder's
Will, to whom this man was probably related.

John Whitmore. 13. 1629. fH. 30 Oct. 1629 (Salop, fil.
Johannis Whitmore de Ludlowe, pleb. set. 16). C.fH.
received 27 June, 1629; taken up to pay Batells
10 Dec. 1647. B.A. 1633. M.A. 26 Jan. 16f|.
Created D.D. 17 Oct. 1661, by favour of the Chancellor.
Lived in the Little Chamber in Buller's Inn, and as
M.A. in the Middle Tower Chamber till Michaelmas,
1640.

102 WARDEN SMITH. [1629.

George Nosse. &. 1629. £H. 28 Jan. 1630 (Wilton, fil.
Georgii Nosse de Mayden Bradley, pleb. set. 20). (£.|H.
received 13 July, 1629, restored 25 June, 1632.

In the Kegister of Maiden Bradley at Salisbury George Nosse
is described as "generosus" in 1637. (Hoare, I. 109).

Edgar Pinsent. i& 1629. M. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon.
Edvard. fil. Jonse. Pinsent de Bove Tracie. gen. set. 17).
. received 27 Oct. 1629, restored 4 July, 1632.

Thomas Drake. IS. 1629. ffl. 28 Jan. 1630 (Devon, fil.
Gulielmi Drake de Harpford, gen. set. 18). C.fH.
received 1 Feb. 1629, restored 7 Aug. 1632.

Eldest son of W. Drake of Hertford, Devon (Visitation, 1620).

John Sampson. JH. 19 June, 1629 (Devon, fil. Johannis
Sampson de Cotleigh. pleb. set. 18).

Robert Parker. fB. 19 June, 1629 (Wilton, fil. Johannis
Parker de Barford. pleb. set. 17). B.A. 14 Feb. 16ff.

One Robert Parker was Rector of Wishford 1664.

William Toomer. M. 30 Oct. 1629 (Dorcestr. fil. Johannis
Toomer de Shasburye, pleb. set. 18).

John Toomer was Mayor of Shaftesbury, 1642 and 1653.

John Goodwyn. ffi. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon, fil. Henrici
Goodwyn de Torrington, pleb. set. 17). B.A. 21 July,
1631.

Second son (Visitation, 1620).

John Rogers. |H. 30 Oct. 1629 (Northampton, fil. Johannis
Rogers de Chacombe, sacerd. set, 18). B.A. 4 Dec.
1632. M.A. 27 June, 1635.

Apparently son of John Rogers, Vicar of Chacombe: himself
Vicar of Croglin, Cumb. whence he was ejected.

1629-30.]

WARDEN SMITH.

103

George Hayne. £ft. 30 Oct. 1629 (Somerset, fil. Georgii
Hayne de Yeavill, pleb. set. 18).

Robert Whittle. £BL 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon, fil. Gregorii
Whitty, sic de Seburye, pleb. set. 20). B.A. (Withie
aL Whitey) 21 July, 1631.

Robert Ven. ffl. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon, fil. Gulielmi Yen
de Otterton, sacerd. set. 19). B.A. 4 Dec. 1632.

Samuel Wilks. fH. 30 Oct. 1629 (Warwic. fil. Henrici
Wilks de Weston, sacerd. aet. 17). B.A. 1 March, 16-Jf.
He is mentioned in the Chamber Book ; but it is not
clear what room he occupied.

Thomas Whitefoote. fK. 30 Oct. 1629 (Wigorn. fil.
Richardi de St. Petro. pleb. set. 20). He is mentioned
in the Chamber Book ; but it is not clear what room he
occupied.

Thomas Pattison. M. 30 Oct. 1629 (Northumbr. fil.
Thomse Pattison de Newcastle super Tine, sic. pleb.
set. 19).

John Sander. £H. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon, fil. Stephani
Sander de Broadninch, pleb. set. 18).

Francis Cole. M. 30 Oct. 1629 (Devon, fil Johannis Cole
de Cullumton, gen. set. 19).

163O.

Francis Russell. JfM. 1630 (fil. Gulielmi Russell, eq. et
Bar. Middlesex, set. 14). Jtt. 28 Jan. 1630 (as above,
hlius lus). <&M. received 23 Sept. 1630, restored
26 Oct. 1632. He and his brother William were placed
at Wadham under the tutorship of John Gauden.

Sir William Russell of Clrippenham, Carab., was created
Baronet 19 Jan. 16|f : Francis Russell was the eldest son by

104 WARDEN SMITH. [1630.

his second wife (the first died s.p.) Elizabeth, daughter of
Thomas Gerard of Burwell, Camb. ; succeeded his father in
the title ; married Catherine, daughter and heiress of John
Wheatly of Catsfield (whose relict was his father's third wife).

William Russell. Jf.<&. 1630 (frater Francisci, set. 13).
m. 28 Jan. 1630 (as his brother, films 2dus). C.iB.
received 23 Sept. 1630, restored 11 May, 1635. B.A.
11 July, 1634.

Sir William Eussell of St. Edmunds Bury, was knighted ;
famous for his loyalty ; commonly called Black Sir William. •

Henry Walrond, JfM. 1630 (fil. Gulielmi Walrond de
Isle-brewer, Somerset, set. 20). fH. 28 Jan. 1630 (as
above, fil. lus, de Isle-brewers, arm.). CJft. received
7 Oct. 1630, restored 10 July, 1632.

William Walrond. $.<&. 1630 (frater Henrici, set. 18).
IB. (as above, filius 2dus). (JLJH. received 7 Oct. 1630,
restored 14 Nov. 1632.

John Fullford. OL 1630 (Devon.), ffi. 22 April, 1631
(Dorcestr. fil. 3tius Francisci Fulford, sic, de Whitchurch,
militis, aet. 19). CJH. received 5 April, 1630, restored
2 Oct. 1635. B.A, 11 July, 1634.

In Holy Orders, died vita patr., buried 28 April, 1655, at
Dunsford : the line of Fulfords of Great Fulford was continued
in his son Francis. (Hutchins, II. 698.) But in the Visitation
of Devon, 1620, he is described as aged 14.

John Willoughby. <E. 1630 (Devon.). <&M. received
1 Feb, 1629, restored 12 July, 1631.

Probably son and heir of John Willoughby of Peahembury
(Visitation, 1620).

Thomas Neale. OL 1630. £H. 28 Jan. 1630 (Hampton,
fil. lus Francisci Neale de Borne, mil. set. 18). C.l'H.
received 5 April, 1630, restored 4 Nov. 1631. Lived in
the Middle Chapel Chamber.

1630.] WARDEN SMITH. 105

Nicholas Leachmore. <£. 1630. ffl. 28 Jan. 16f£ (Wigorn.
fil. Edmuridi Leachmore de Hanlye, gen. set. 17). C.fH.
received as <2L, 3 April, 1630, restored 30 April, but
replaced same day ; restored 17 Oct. 1631. Elected 5*
6 July, 1631 (Leashmore, set. 17). B.A. 14 Feb. 16-JJ .
Lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains', and
in the North Bay Window.

Sir Nicholas Lech mere of Hanley Castle, knight, was one of
the barons of the Exchequer, and married Penelope, daughter
of Sir Edwin Sandys of Northbourn, Kent, and had issue
whence descend the present baronets, Lechmere.

Francis Coke. 4L 1630 (Cornub.). m. 4 Nov. 1631 (fil.
Johannis Coke de St. Erme, gen. set. 17). &.JH. received
10 May, 1630, restored 25 April, 1632.

George Nevill. <£. 1630. m. 28 Jan. 1630 (Bercher. fil.

3tius Henrici Nevili de Bedminster, Somerset, arm. set.

18). &M. received 11 May, 1630, restored 23 April,

1635. B.A. 1 March, IG-jiH.

In Visitation of Somerset, 1623, he appears as the fourth
surviving son of Henry Nevill of Bathweeke, aged 11.

Richard Archdale. OL 1630 (Londin.). fft. 28 Jan. 1630
(fil. Richardi Archdale de Londin. gen. set. 18). C.i!B.
received 2 June, 1630. B.A. (New Inn Hall) 29 April,
1634. B.C.L. 3 May, 1636. Lived as B.A. in the
Upper Tower Chamber.

Thomas Manning. OL 1630. fH. 28 Jan. 1630 (Devon,
fil. Johannis Manning de Abbotsbury, Dorcestr. gen. set.
17). &JH. received 23 June, 1630, restored 1 Aug.
1631. Elected 5>. 6 July, 1631 (when he is described
as of Harland, Devon, aged 17). B.A. 5 Feb. 16ff
M.A. 2 Dec. 1637. Elected 1$. 6 July, 1637 (when he
is described as of Colompton in the diocese of Exeter) in
place of William Turner, resigned. There is no notice
of his admission as actual Jf., but he signs as such
1 Oct. 1638. He was elected Sub-Dean 1636, 1638 ;
Moderator of Philosophy 1639. On 3 May, 1641, he
had leave to travel for three years, but on 14 Jan. 16;} H,
he signed the resolution to send the College Plate to the

106 WARDEN SMITH. [1630.

King, and on 11 Feb. 16£f, he again has leave to travel.
On 14 July, 1648, he was reported to the Committee of
Lords and Commons for not appearing before the Visitors.
He was probably expelled, but the name " Manninge "
occurs among those nominated to JJ/s by the Visitors in
1648. He lived in the North Crest, and in the Chamber
over the Gatehouse which he vacated 17 Nov. 1640.

Francis Wells. OL 1630. |H. 28 Jan. 1630 (Londin. fil.
Johannis Wells de Layton, Bedf. gen. set. 16).
received 27 Aug. 1630, restored 23 Nov. 1632.

Mr. John Gauden. OL 1630 (Essex). &M. received 25 Sept.
1630, restored 14 July, 1634. Educated at Bury
St. Edmunds, and at St. John's College, Cambridge, where
he was admitted 1618, aged 19 (Essex, son of John
Gauden, Dorcestr.). B.A. 16ff. M.A. 1626. He came
to Oxford as tutor to the sons of Sir William Eussell
(JfM. 1630), whose daughter Elizabeth (relict of
Edward Lewknor of Denham, Suffolk), he eventually
married. B.D. 22 July, 1635. D.D. 8 July, 1641.

He was son of Gauden of Mayland, Essex, born 1605, and
brother to Sir Dennis Gauden, Sheriff of London, 1667 ;
beneficed at Chippenham, Cambridge. Chaplain to Kobert,
Earl of Warwick ; and Rector of Brightwell, Berks ; Dean of
Booking, about 1642 ; Preacher at the Temple, about 1659 ;
Chaplain in Ordinary to Charles II. ; Bishop of Exeter 3 Nov.
1660 ; translated to Worcester 23 May, 1662. Died 20 Sept.
1662 (19 Sept. ace. to Smyth's Obituary) aged 57 (?), and was
buried in the Chapel at the east end of the Choir of Worcester
Cathedral.

"A very comely person, a man of vast parts, and one that
had been strangely improved by unwearied labour." (Wood.)
He was author of many sermons and controversial works in
defence of the Church of England and her ministers, and of a
life of Hooker prefixed to an edition of his works. He is also
the reputed author of EiKav /Sao-iXtKJ;.

"Edidit quoque libros non paucos, eo saltern utiles quod
luculenter ostendunt eum CIKOVOS pao-iXiKrjs non fuisse auctorem.
Et tamen ventosus homo videri voluit quamvis vero auctori nee
similis nee secundus, laudisque et famse alienee cupidus,
perdidit euam." (Russel.)

1630.] WARDEN SMITH. 107

John Grove. (St. 1630 (Wilts). M. 28 Jan. 1629 (Wilton
fil. Hugonis Grove de Enford, gen. set. 19). &JH. re-
ceived 8 Oct. 1630, restored 31 July, 1633. Lived in
Founder's Chamber.

Second son and eventually heir of Henry Grove, beheaded for
Penruddock's Eebellion in 1655.

William Grove. (St. 1630 (Wilts). M. 28 Jan. 1629
(Wilton, ut supra, set. 18). C.fft. received 8 Oct. 1630,
restored 19 June, 1639. B.A. 20 June, 1634, when he
was Junior Collector. M.A. 29 April, 1637. Lived in
Founder's Chamber, and as B.A. in the Middle Chapel
Chamber, which he vacated 11 July, 1639.

One William Grove was domestic Chaplain to Bishop Davenant
of Salisbury. Hector of Foul shot, Wilts ; turned out 1644 ;
but restored, and died 1666. Prebendary of North Grantham
(Sarum) 29 May, 1662—1666.

James Kent. (St. 1630 (Londin.). ffl. 28 Jan. 1630

(Londin. fil. Jacobi Kent, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received

26 Jan. 1630, restored 10 Dec. 1632. Lived in the
Middle Chapel Chamber.

James Tryon. (St. 1630. ffl. 14 Jan. 16ff (Londin. fil.
3tius Moses Tryon de Hallyngworth, i.e. Harringworth,
in com. Northampt. arm. set. 18). (&M. received (no
date), restored 10 Nov. 1632.

Moses Tryan of London was son and heir of Peter Tryan, a
"duche" man (Visitation of Essex, 1612).

Timothy De Leane. 33. 1630. m. 10 Dec. 1629 (Delene,
Warwic. fil. Timothei De Lene de Ashoe, sacerd. set.
18). &JH. received 17 June, 1630, restored 19 July,
1631.

John Palmer. IS. 1630 (Somerset.). f«, 13 May, 1631
(fil. Johannis Palmer de Trull, pleb. set. 19). CJff.
received 7 May, 1630 ; subsequently entered as (St. on
paying £1 more. B.A. 14 Feb. 16JJ. M.A. 13 Oct.
1636.

108 WARDEN SMITH. [1630.

John White. 1$. 1630. fll. 28 Jan. 1630 (Wigorn. fil.
Gulielmi White de Shipston, pleb. get. 16). C.fft. re-
ceived as 4L 21 June, 1630, restored 8 Feb. 1631 ;
replaced 8 Nov. 1633, restored again 23 March, 16ff,
Lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Robert Ellis. 33. 1630 (Devon.). » 28 Jan. 1630 (fil.
Roberti Ellis de St. Mary Autrey, i.e. Ottery, pleb. set.
17). &.fft. received 23 July, 1630, restored 9 Oct. 1633.
Lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn.

John Middleton. 13. 1630. |K. 28 Jan. 1630 (Somerset.
fil. Roberti Middleton de Currey Rivell, pleb. set. 17).
&M. received 23 Oct. 1630, restored 15 July, 1633.
Lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber.

Robert Grove. C.Jft. received 8 Feb. 1630, restored
11 July, 1633. m. 4 Nov. 1631 (Wilton, fil. Hugonis
Grove de Chessanbury, gen. set. 18).

John Coles. <&M. received as (ft. or JfM. ult. Feb. 1630,
restored 2 Dec. 1632: see also 16ff. Lived in the
Middle Chapel Chamber.

John Burford. M. 28 Jan. 1630 (Somerset, fil. Edwardi
Burford de Ivey. pleb. set. 18). B.A. 5 July, 1636.

Possibly John Burford, Vicar of Lufton, Somerset, 24 Oct. 1660.

Timothy Batt. fH. 28 Jan. 1630 (Somerset, fil. Roberti
Batt de Streete, pleb. set. 17).

William Smith. B.A. (Wadham) 26 June, 1630.

William Elmhurst. ftt. University, 1 July, 1626 (Ebor. fil.
Roberti Elmhurst de Darfull, i.e. Darfield, set. 18). B.A.
(Wadham) 19 Feb. 16ff M.A. 23 Oct. 1633. Sir
Elm hirst appears to have succeeded Mr. Smyth (see

1630-31.] WARDEN SMITH. 109

1617) as Chaplain; and to have taken over the Upper
Chaplain's Chamber, and paid a sum to the College for
Mr. Smyth's debt.

Second son of Robert Elmhurst of Houndhill. Vicar of
Ledsham, York, 1636. Died and was buried at Ledsham
7 Jan. 1638.

Henry Clay. M.A. (Wadham) 15 April, 1630. B.A.
(Magdalen Hall) 1 June, 1627.

Henry Walkenden. M.A. (Wadham) 9 July, 1630.
B.A. (Trinity) 11 Feb. 16fJ.

1631.

Benjamin Devenish. Elected &. 7 July, 1631 (of Brad-
ford, Dorset, aged 18). B.A. 4 Dec. 1632. M.A. 6 July,
1638. "Amotus et expulsus" 11 May, 1635 "for
manifest notorious and frequent contempt and violation
of his oath."

Bartholomew Michell. Elected £. 7 July, 1631 (of
Lanford, Somerset, aged 17). B.A. 16 Dec. 1636. On
4 Dec. 1633, he was "privatus omni convictu per
mensem " for climbing the College Walls on 29 Nov.

Edward Rous. OL 1631 (Wigorn.). C.fft. received 5 May,
1631, restored 5 July, 1632. But Dominus Rous, senior,
replaced his C.fH. 7 Aug. 1640, and it was taken up for
Battels 10 Dec. 1647.

Probably son of Sir Thomas Kous of Rous Lench, by Hester,
daughter of Sir Thomas Temple of Burton Dorset, Warwick.

John Rous. (ft. 1631 (Wigorn.). £.fm. received 5 May,
1631, restored 5 July, 1632. But Dominus Rous, junior,
replaced his C.JH. 7 Aug. 1640, and it was taken up for
Battels 10 Dec. 1647.
Brother of the above.

110 WARDEN SMITH. [1631.

Philip Chanon. OL 1631 (Devon.). fH. 4 Nov. 1631 (fil.

Richardi Chanon de Talerton, gen. set. 17). (&.M. received

12 July, 1631, restored 28 Sept. 1633.

Philip Chanon, son and heir of Kichard Chanon of Talliton,
was aged 8 in 1620, according to the Visitation.

Humphrey Hyde. <&. 1631 (Berks.), m. 22 Aug. 1631
(Bercher. fil. Richardi Hyde de Wicke, arm. aet. 15).
C.jm. received 13 Oct. 1631, restored 23 Aug. 1634.

Sutton Wicke is a hamlet of Sutton Courtenay.

William Weston. (St. 1631 (Devon.). JR. 4 Nov. 1631 (fil.
Gulielmi Weston de Axminster, gen. set. 17). dT.ilH.
received 25 Sept.. 1631, restored 13 Nov. 1634.

The father appears in the Visitation of 1620, but not the son.

Hugh Claxton. OL 1631 (Somerset.). CJK. received
16 Feb. 1631, restored 25 March, 1634. Lived in
Founder's Chamber.

Hugh Claxton was son and heir of William Claxton of
Bedminster, aged 7 in 1623.

Francis Bampfield. (St. 1631 (Devon.), n. 16 May, 1634

(fil. 3tius Johannis Bampfield de Portimon, arm. set. 18).

B.A. (Baynfield) 4 July, 1635. M.A. 7 April, 1638.

Vacated his Study in the Upper Chapel Chamber

9 April, 1640.

He was at first a Cavalier, and had the rectory of Rampisham,
Dorset, 1640 ; but subsequently became minister of Sherborne
1653, from which he was ejected in 1662. Prebendary of
Exeter 15 May, 1641, deprived 1662.

"He was first a churchman, then a presbyterian, afterwards
an independent, or at least a sider with them, and at length
almost a compleat Jew." (Wood.)

He wrote a. work in favour of the observance of the Jewish
Sabbath, and others in which he endeavoured to base all
knowledge upon the Bible. Finally on 24 Feb. 1682, he was
committed to Newgate for refusing to take the oaths, and being
indicted on 18 Jan. 1683, was found guilty.

1631.] WARDEN SMITH. Ill

"He died in Newgate 16 Feb. 1683, aged 70, and was buried
in the Anabaptist burying ground in Glasshouse Yard,
Aldersgate Street." (Wood, Ath. IV. 126.)

William Bone. OL 1631 (Devon.), fff. 29 May, 1635 (fil.
Ambrosii Bone de Poltmore, sacerd. set. 19). C.fft,
received 7 Nov. 1631, restored 13 April, 1636. B.A.
4 July, 1635. Vacated his Study in the Middle Hall
Chamber, 16 April, 1636.

William Bone, buried in Farringdon church, Devon, died
1653.

Arthur Monke. <£. 1631 (Devon.). &.fft. received
26 Nov. 1631, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647. B.A.
11 July, 1634. M.A. 6 May, 1637. Lived in the Upper
Chapel Chamber till 9 July, 1640.

Probably fourth son of Sir Thomas Monk of Powdridge, aged
5 in 1620, and brother of Nicholas Monk 1628.

Henry Stacye (Stracye). $3. 1631 (Essex.). M. 1 July,
1631 (Stacye, fil. Henrici Stacye de Neatswell, pleb. set.
17). £.fH. received 13 June, 1631, restored 1 July, 1631.
Elected g>. 6 July, 1631 (of Lapton, Essex, aged 17).
Lived in the South Bay Window. He had his grace for
B.A. 19 June, 1635, but does not appear to have
graduated ; he died on 4 July, 1635, and was buried at
the South end of the Outer Chapel, where there was a
stone with H. S., obiit 4 July, 1635.

John Devenish. 1$. 1631. M. 4 Nov. 1631 (Somerset, fil.
Johannis Devenish de Bridgwater, sacerd. set. 17).
e.lB. received 2 Nov. 1631, restored 5 Oct. 1632. One
Devenish lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn.

Thomas Coxe. 1$. 1631. fH. 4 Nov. 1631 (Somerset, fil.
Thomse Coxe de Sutton Mallet, pleb. set. 16). C.ift. re-
ceived 2 Nov. 1631, restored 28 Sept. 1632. Lived in
the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn.

Fohn Tompson. i3. 1631. C.ffl. received 25 Aug. 1631,
restored 20 June, 1632.

112 WARDEN SMITH. [1631.

John Puller. dLfft. received as $$. 29 Nov. 1(531, restored
26 Oct. 1632.

William Brockis. fH. 21 Oct. 1631 (Devon, fil. Abraham
Brockis de Axminster, pleb. set. 20).

Robert Blake, m. 4 Nov. 1631 (Devon, fil. Ellas Blake de
East Auster, sacerd. set. 19).

Humfrey Barbur. JH, 4 Nov. 1631 (Hereford, fil. Thomas
Barbur de Edueine, i.e. Edvin, sacerd. set. 16).

John Powell. fH. 4 Nov. 1631 (Somerset, fil. Gulielmi
Powell de Taunton, pleb. set. 17). Elected S>. 10 July,
1634 (aged 19 next Jan.) ; his grace for B.A. was granted
19 Oct. 1635. M.A. 6 June, 1638. Lived as B.A. in
College Chamber. Elected Moderator Novse Classis,
Dec. 1637, but died before 7 Sept. 1638, when Bartlett
was elected (Sub-Dean according to the Convention
Book) in place of Powell " nuper mortui."

Thomas Bishop. fK. 4 Nov. 1631 (Gloucestr. fil. Thomas
Bishop de Glocestria, pleb. set. 18). Elected S» 5 July,
1632 (when he is described as of St. Aldat, Gloc., aged
about 17). B.A. 4 July, 1635. He was elected Moderator
Novse Classis 1636, and Sub-Dean, 1637. Lived in the
North Bay Window. He died 9 Jan. 1638, and was
buried at the South End of the Outer Chapel, where
there was a stone marked T. B. There is still on the
floor of the Ante-chapel a halfstone with a rude shield
on it, and an inscription :

B

IT. 9°
VA.

the upper quarter of the other half being in another
part :

T
OB

1631-32.] WARDEN SMITH. 113

George Albert!. Created M.A. 17 Dec. 1631; he was

formerly a Student of the University of Heidelberg, but
had been lately expelled in consequence of the wars in
that country. (Wood F., I. 464.)

1632.

Gerard Croker. JfM. 1632 (Oxon.). <£.» received
25 March, 1632, restored 6 May, 1633.

Second son of John Croker of Hokenorton, described as
"miles" (Visitation, 1634).

John White. OL 1632 (Dorcestr.). £.» received 8 Feb
1631, restored 1 Oct. 1633. Apparently not the same as
John White 1630.

Henry Masye. OL 1632 (Somerset.). fft. 7 Dec. 1632 (fil.
Henrici Masye de Temple- Combe, sacerd. set. 17). C.|H.
received 8 Feb. 1631, restored 9 Oct. 1633.

Possibly son of Henry Masye 1613.

John Masye. OL 1632 (Somerset.). |H. 16 May, 1634 (fil.
Henrici Masye de Temple-Combe, sacerd. set. 15). (E.fH.
received 8 Feb. 1631, restored 15 April, 1636, but re-
placed 16 Aug. 1639, and taken up for Battels 10 Dec.
1647. B.A. 20 Feb. 16f|. M.A. 28 April, 1640. Lived
in the Second North Chamber, and took possession of
the Middle Hall Chamber 16 Nov. 1639.

Francis Coxe. <£. 1632 (Somerset.). C.ffl. received
16 Feb. 1631, restored 18 Dec. 1632.

Richard Estcott. <&. 1632 (Cornub.). C.fH. received
23 Feb. 1631, restored 16 May, 1634.

Kichard Estcott, eldest son of John Estcott of Laimceston, was
aged 6 in 1620.

I

114 WARDEN SMITH. [1632.

Robert Lawe. <E. 1632 (Devon.), fa. 29 April, 1636 (fil.
Robert! Lawe de Exeter, gen. set. 18). C.fH. received
15 March, 1631, restored 15 July, 1634. B.A. 5 July,
1636. He vacated the Study towards the Town in
Founder's Chamber, 1 April, 1637.

Henry Cuffe. OL 1632 (Wilts.). 4CJK. received 11 April,
1632, restored 9 Oct. 1633.

Nicholas Cuffe was a witness to the Foundress' Will.

John Trosse. OL 1632 (Devon.), jja. 10 Oct. 1634 (fil.

Johannis Trosse de Powderham, gen. set. 19). 4D.ilH. re-

ceived 8 May, 1632, restored 13 April, 1636. B.A.

20 Feb. 16ff . Lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber till

1636.

John Trosse was curate of Ash combe, Devon, during the re-
bellion, and subsequently vicar of Dawlish 3 Feb. 1661, died
4 Jan. 16ff, aged 58.

John Boyse. (&. 1632 (Somerset.). (!LfH. received 15 May,
1632, restored 28 Sept. 1633.

Probably John Boyse, son of John Boyse of Oldstock, aged 9
in 1623.

William Northey. OL 1632 (Londin.). M. 13 June, 1634
(fil. Thomas Northey de London, gen. set. 18). (£.£K. re-
ceived 23 June, 1632, restored 20 Jan. 1633. Lived in
the Middle Chapel Chamber.

Son of Thomas Northey of Oldford, gent, barrister at law of

the Middle Temple, and Steward of the Manor of Hackney ;

died, and was there buried 6 Oct. 1683. (Le Neve's Knights,

478.)

Alexander Hill. OL 1632 (Somerset.). «H. received
12 July, 1632, restored 2 Oct. 1633.

Probably son of Robert Hill of Holly land, Taunton (Visitation,
1623).

Hichard Porter. 4L 1632 (Warwic.). &.fft. received
20 Sept. 1632, restored 10 Oct. 1633.

1632.] WARDEN SMITH. 115

Josias Clarke. 13. 1632. C.fH. received 23 June, 1632,
restored 26 Oct. 1632.

Nathaniel Frencham. 13. 1632. fH. 12 Oct. 1632
(Dorcestr. fil. Edvardi Frencham de Cumpton, pleb. set.
18). (JLfH. received (no date), restored 1 April, 1634.

John Norris. ft. 1632. CJS. received 9 Oct. 1632,
restored 25 June, 1636. Lived in the Bottom Chambei
under the Chaplains'.

Andrew Alane. 13. 1632. m. 26 June, 1632 (Somerset.
fil. Henrici Alane de Wells, sacerd. set. 20). (£.fft. re-
ceived 15 Nov. 1632, restored 5 Dec. 1634. His name
also appears among the (ft.'s of this year. On 4 Dec.
1633, he and another were "privati omni convictu per
mensem " for scaling the College walls on 29 Nov.

John Manningham. 13. 1632. (£JK. received 24 Nov.
1632, restored 25 July, 1634.

Thomas Morton. C.IH. received as (ft. or JF.<£. 24 June,
1632, restored 18 Oct. 1633. Lived in the Bottom
Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Joseph Peace (Pease). £H. 13 June, 1634 (Somerset, fil.
Gulielmi Peace de Busted, sic. sacerd. set. 18). CJH. re-
ceived as 13. 4 May, 1632, restored 17 Oct. 1634. B.A.
20 Feb. 16ff. On 24 May, 1635 (?) Dominus Pease (of
Essex) paid (JT.fH. as (&. which appears to have been
restored 21 May, 1637. Lived in Founder's Chamber,
which he vacated 12 July, 1637.

John Bond. fm. 12 Oct. 1632 (Somerset, fil. Johannis Bond
de Chard, pleb. set. 20). OLfH. received 20 June, 1632,
restored 28 April, 1637. B.A. 3 July, 1633. B.C.L.
11 Dec. 1634. Mr. Bond vacated the Study towards the
College in the South Crest 12 Jan. 1636.

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116 WARDEN SMITH. [1632-33

Thomas Ladr (? Larder). B.A. (Wadham) 5 July, 1632.
Thomas Hunt. B.A. (Wadham) 4 Dec. 1632.

1633.

John Clopton. Elected &, 30 June, 1633 ; but apparently
he was never admitted, nor did he fH. or reside.

The Cloptons are an Essex family, but I cannot identify this
John.

Robert Phelippes. Jf.<&. 1633 (Somerset.). fH. 24 Oct.
1634 (fil. Roberti Phelippes de Montecute, mil. set. 15).
CJH. received 29 Oct. 1633, restored 7 Oct. 1637. B.A.
15 Feb. 16ff Lived in the Middle Chapel Chamber.

Second son of Robert Phelippes, aged 5 in 1623, and brother
of Edward Phelippes 1628.

Thomas Bridges. $M. 1633 (Somerset.). C.fH. received
6 Sept. 1633, restored 21 March, 1635.

John Dennys. Jf.<&. 1633 (Gloucestr.). &M. received
6 Sept. 1633, restored 14 Jan. 1634.

Probably son and heir of Henry Dennys of Pulcherchurch
(Pucklechurch), aged 6 in 1623.

Francis Hungerford. (ft. 1633. fH. 13 June, 1634
(Wilton, fil. Johannis Hungerford de Cadnam, gen. set.
18). £.£«. received 22 Jan. 1632, restored 16 Jan. 1635.
Lived in the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Fifth son, aged 7 in 1623, born 3 April, 1617; afterwards
M.D. of Heading, Berks.

1633.]

WARDEN SMITH.

117

Richard Henning. 4L 1633.
1633, restored 23 Jan. 1634.

.fH. received ult. Feb.

William Bonner. OL 1633. KM. received 22 June, 1633,
restored 11 July, 1634. Henry, sic, Bonner lived in the
Double Chamber in Buller's Inn.

Henry and William were sons of Henry Bonner of South

Petherton, Somerset, aged 7 and 5 in 1623.

Richard Martin. (ft. 1633 (Devon.). £H. 29 May, 1635
(fil. Thomse Martin de Exeter, gen. set. 18). GT.fH. re-
ceived 16 April, 1633. B.A. 31 Oct. 1636. M.A. 3 July,
1639. His (£.£H. was laid out for his Act supper, and
supplied by himself again in 2 March, 1639, restored
20 May, 1641. Lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber.

Christopher Overtoil, (ft. 1633 (Somerset.). fH. 16 May,
1634 (fil. Gulielmi Overtoil de Bab Gary, gen. set. 18).
CJH. received 25 May, 1633, restored 20 July, 1639.
B.A. 15 Feb. 16f-£. Vacated the right hand Study in
the Bottom Chamber under the Chaplains' 22 Dec.
1637.

Third son of "William Overton, aged 7 in 1623.

Sampson Longe. (ft. 1633 (Devon.). C.fH. received
21 July, 1633, restored 25 July, 1634.

William Godwin, (ft. 1633 (Somerset.). &M. received
29 Oct. 1633, restored 11 July, 1634; replaced 21 Oct.
1634, again restored 24 Jan. 16ff.

One William Godwin fft, at Magdalen Hall 12 Dec. 1628 (fil.

Koberti Godwin de Draycott, set. 16).

Thomas Higham. (ft. 1633 (Somerset.). C.ffl. received
21 Nov. 1633, restored 24 Nov. 1635.

Probably sixth son of Edward Higham of Echingham, and
brother of Edward Higham 1628.

Henry Bartlet. &. 1633. ffl. 16 May, 1634 (Dorcestr. fil.
Johannis Bartlet de Mayden Newton, pleb. :i't. 1C. .

118 WARDEN SMITH. [1633.

Elected &. 2 July, 1635 when he is described as "of
London, aged 18 last June. B A. 16 Feb. 16ff. M.A.
(Thomas Bartlet) 7 July, 1640. Wood says that he was
elected Jf. probably :J5. 1644, when the Chamber Book
has this entry in Upper Tower Chamber, " 1644, Mr.
Bartlett, ff. ; but he does not appear among the jF.'s
admitted 2 July, 1644, and there is no record of the
admission in 1645. Elected Moderator Novae Classis
(the Convention Book says Sub-Dean) vice Powell de-
ceased 7 Sept. 1638 ; but does not appear again among the
College officers elected up to the gap in the Convention
Book, which begins 6 April, 1648. He had leave of
absence till Christmas from 11 Nov. 1642; again on
14 Dec. 1643 till Easter; on 24 Dec. 1644 till Easter.
He submitted to the Visitors, 29 Sept. 1648, " These
are to certify that I, Henry Bartlet, Master of Arts, and
of the Society of Wadham Coll edge, doe cheerfully sub-
mitt unto the power of Parliament in this present
Visitation." He appears in the character of Sub- Warden,
admitting six Fellows intruded by the Visitors on 5 Feb.
1648 : also he admits John Hobson intruded as Chaplain
6 July, 1649. He is among the jF.'s enumerated in a
decree about wood money, 17 July, 1650 : and on 3 July,
1651, W. Pope has an order for a ,-ff. vacant by the free
resignation of Bartlet. Lived in Founder's Chamber.

Thomas Hughes. !S. 1633 (Gloucestr.). m. 22 Nov.
1633 (fil. Thomae Hughes de Farmington, sacerd. set. 20).
. received 24 May, 1633, restored 30 April, 1634.

Edward Searle. 13. 1633 (Essex.). M. 28 Nov. 1634 (fil.
Johannis Searle de Eping, pleb. set. 18). (£.JH. received
14 May, 1633, restored 11 July, 1636. Vacated his
rooms, the Second North Chamber, 4 July, 1636. B.A.
21 Nov. 1643. M.A. 6 July, 1648. Under date
14 July, 1648, he is entered as writing, " I doe humbly
submitt to the authority of Parliament in this present
Visitation." He was appointed ^F. of Exeter, and
Moderator in Chapel 10 Aug. 1648, and "assistant to
the number of Delegates formerly chosen by the

1633-34.] WARDEN SMITH. 119

Visitors " 13 Aug. 1649. Vacated his Jf. by marriage,

Samuel Locket. 13. 1633. C.fH. received 20 May, 1633,

restored 4 June, 1635. Lived in the Double Chamber
in Buller's Inn.

Samuel Watkins. 13. 1633.

William Rowles. 13. 1633. (JT.ffl. received 20 Feb. 1633,
restored 18 Dec. 1634.

John Parsons. 13. 1633. m. 24 Oct. 1634 (Somerset, fil.
Roberti Parsons de Decumans, sacerd. aet. 19). Elected
Sb. 10 July, 1634 (of St. Decumans, aged 19). B.A.
4 July, 1637. M.A. 7 July, 1640. Admitted J.
30 June, 1640 (there is no note of Probationers in 1639).
Elected Librarian 1640 ; Humanity Lecturer 1641. He
had leave of absence on 11 Nov. 1642 to Christmas,
again on 2 Dec. till 8 Jan. ; and on 14 Jan. he signed
the resolution to surrender the College Plate for the
King's use. Lived in College Chamber.

Mr. John Mathews. C.fH. received as (ft. or
12 Aug. 1633, restored 17 April, 1637.
Possibly the same as John Mathews 16^4.

1634.

Thomas More. Jf.dt. 1634.

Probably son and heir of Thomas More of Heytesbury, Wilts,
born 1617 ; afterwards of Hawkchurch and Spargrove, Dorset.
" M.P. for Heytesbury ; died 6. Aug. 1695, aged 78."
(Hutchins, IV. 47.)

Gasper More. JF.OL 1634.

Jasper More, brother of the above.

120 WARDEN SMITH. [1634.

Mr. William Higgins. jF.(ft. 1634.

Calvert Wright. JfM. 1634 ; films natu maximum Robert!
Wright, primi hujus Collegii Gardiani (see 1613), nunc
autem Coventrise et Lichfield Episcopi. £H. 2 Dec. 1634
(Bercher. fil. unigenitus Reverendi Patris Roberti, Cov. et
Lich. Epi, set. 14). B.A. 15 Feb. 16ff Wright's
sprigg salt, weighing over 35^- oz. was among the Plate
sacrificed to the Royal Cause in 16ff.

He was baptised at Sonning of which, his father was Vicar in
1620. He inherited the manor of Newnham Courtney, Oxon.
from his father ; but ran through his property, and died in a
mean condition in the King's Bench Prison in South wark in
the winter of 1666. (Wood, Ath. IV. 801.)

William Browne, (ft. 1634 (Essex.). £.|H. received ult.
Feb. 1633, restored 25 June, 1636.

John Foyle. (JD. 1634. C.fm. received 11 March, 1633,
restored 7 March, 1636. Lived in the Middle Chapel
Chamber till 10 March, 1636.

Possibly eldest son of John Foyle of Hants (Visitation, 1634).

Richard Chiverton. (ft. 1634 (Cornub.). CJW. received
22 March, 1633, restored 12 July, 1636. Lived in
Middle Hall Chamber in 1636.

Richard Chiverton, son and heir of Henry Chiverton of
Trehunsey was aged 4 in 1620. Lord Mayor of London 1658,
knighted 12 Oct. 1663.

Anthony Nourse. (ft. 1634 (Gloucestr.). £H. 25 June, 1634
(fil. Edvardi Nourse de Glocester, arm. set. 17). (£.iJH.
received 18 May, 1634, restored 8 July, 1635. Elected
g>. 2 July, 1635 (aged 17 last Nov.). B.A. 6 June,
1638. M.A. 8 July, 1641. Admitted JF. 2 July, 1641
(of St. Michael's Gloucester). Elected Moderator Novas
Class. 1638; Sub-Dean 1640 ; Humanity Lecturer 1642,
1644 ; Bursar 1643 ; Librarian 1645, 1646; Dean 1647.

1634.] WARDEN SMITH. 121

He had leave of absence 11 Nov. 1642 till Christmas, on
2 Dec. till 8 Jan., and on 7 Jan. till Easter 1643. On
14 Jan. 1643, he signed the resolution to surrender the
College Plate to the King. He had leave again 30 June,
1645 till Michaelmas; 11 Nov. till Christmas; 30 Dec.
till Easter; 30 March, 1646 to 29 June; 30 June till
Michaelmas; and again 6 Dec. M.B. and M.D. 14 June,
1651. He appears to have been deprived of his JF. in
1650 ; for in 1651 there are fifteen Fellows without him ;
but on 9 Oct. 1651, he was restored to his Jf. by the
Committee for the Reform of the Universities ; and sub-
sequently presented a petition for payment of arrears,
stating that he had refused to serve in the King's army,
but had lived in the garrison at Gloucester : and on
6 Nov. 1651, he obtained an order that all arrears
should be paid. He was Sub- Warden at Whitsuntide,
1653; and apparently vacated his Jf. in 1654, as his
name does not appear in the accounts after that year. He
lived in the North Bay Window, and in the South Crest
Under-Chamber as B.A. ; and appears to have lived in
the Second Middle Chamber from the Hall, from 1640
to 2 Oct. 1650 ; and also to have had the Cockloft over
the South Bay, and on 23 Nov. 1643, the Cockloft over
the Clarke's Chamber.

Charles Roscarrock. (ft. 1634. (£JH. received 5 June,
1634, restored 17 Oct. 1634.

Son and heir of Charles Roscarrock of Roscarrock, Cornwall ;
baptised at Endellion, 8 May, 1614, buried at Egloshayle,
6 Oct. 1665 (Maclean, Trigg Minor, I. 562). He was a strong
Royalist and a Commissioner for Cornwall 1645, and com-
pounded for his estates ; he died s.p.m.

William Barnes. 4L 1634 (Wigorn.). » 7 Nov. 1634
(fil. Gulielmi Barnes de Talton, gen. set. 16). C.|H.
received 10 June, 1634, restored 2 Sept. 1636.

Nathaniel Jones. OL 1634. C.fH. received 28 June,
1634, restored 4 Oct. 1636. Apparently he lived in
Founder's Chamber.

122 WARDEN SMITH. [1634.

George Bowdich. <£. 1634 (Devon.). £H. 7 Nov. 1634
(Dorcestr. fil. Georgii Bowdich de Axe, sacerd. set. 18).
. received 19 July, 1634, restored 21 June, 1636.

Edward Dirdo. (ft. 1634 (Dorcestr.). <2LiIH. received
15 July, 1634, restored 9 Aug. 1637. Lived in the
Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Edward, second son of Christopher Dirdo of Gillingham
(Visitation, 1623).

Thomas Barnes. OL 1634. &JK. received 13 Oct. 1634,
restored 24 Nov. 1635 ; replaced following 17 Feb., again
restored 29 April, 1636 ; on which day he vacated the
Study towards the College in the Chamber under the
Chaplains'.

Richard Burbidge. (ft. 1*634 (Dorcestr.). m. 7 Nov. 1634
(fil. Roberti Burbidge de Starminster Newton Castle,
arm. set. 17). C.ilH. received 17 Oct. 1634, restored
20 July, 1638. B.A. 2 Dec. 1637. Lived in the South
Crest till March, 1636, and in Founder's Chamber from
March, 1636 to Dec. 1638.

Thomas Hawke. (ft. 1634 (Cornub.). OD.iJH. received
25 Feb. 1634, restored 8 Jan. 1635.

Thomas Hawke, second son of Nicholas Hawke of Treriven,
was aged 3 in 1620, and brother of Kichard Hawke 1616.

Samuel Prigg. 33. 1634 (Somerset.), m. 10 Oct. 1634
(fil. Richardi Prigg de Kingsburie, sacerd. set. 16). C.fH.
received 5 Feb. 1633, restored 30 July, 1635. Elected
&. 2 July, 1635 (aged 17 next Jan.). B.A. 6 June,
1638. MA. 13 May, 1641. His <&M. was replaced as
(ft., B.A. Aug. 1640, and taken up for Battels 10 Dec.
1647. Lived as B.A. in the South Bay Window; and
from 4 July to 9 July, 1640, in the Bottom Tower
Chamber.

Robert Cotton. 13. 1634 (Essex.). fSL. 31 Oct. 1634 (fil.
Gulielmi Cotton de Chelmsford, gen. set. 18). Elected

1634.] WARDEN SMITH. 123

£>. 10 July, 1634, (aged 16). B.A. 6 June, 1638. M.A.
25 May, 1641.

One of this name was Vicar of Broadway, Wore. 1639 to 1693.

Robert Shaw (Shaa). 33. 1634 (Essex.). » 10 Oct.
1634 (fil. Edmundi Shaa de Tarling, i.e. Terling, gen.
set. 15). Elected £. 10 July, 1634 (of Wirth, Essex,
aged 15). B.A. 6 June, 1638. M.A. 8 July, 1641.
Admitted Jf. 2 July, 1641 (when Wood describes him
as of Birch, Essex). Elected Bursar 1642; Moderator
of Philosophy 1643. He had leave of absence on
11 Nov. 1642 till Christmas; 2 Dec. till 8 Jan.; 7 Jan.
till Easter; 17 April, 1643 till 7 July; 8 July till
29 Sept.; 6 Oct. till S. Thomas; 14 Dec. till Easter;
20 April, 1644; 2 July till Christmas; 24 Dec. till
Easter; 7 April, 1645, till 29 June; 30 June, 1645, till
Michaelmas. Lived in the North Crest, and as B.A. in
Foundress' Chamber.

Second son (Visitation, 1634).

John Andrews. <B. 1634. m. 6 March, 1634 (Dorcestr.
fil. Christopheri Andrews de Pimborne, i.e. Pimperne,
gen. set. 18). C.fft. received 15 July, 1634, restored
7 Dec. 1637.

John Metford. ffl. 13 June, 1634 (Somerset, fil. Johannis
Metford de Crookhorne, i.e. Crewkerne, pleb. a3t. 17).

William Hunt. ffl. 13 June, 1634 (Somerset, fit. Gulielmi
Hunt de Doleigh Wake, i.e. Dowlish Wake, pleb. set. 18).
B.A. 15 Feb. 16ff

Stephen Greatrex. £H. 13 June, 1634 (Wilton, fil.
Stephani Greatrex de Keeble, sacerd. set. 19).

Jeron (? Jerome) Turner. M. 13 June, 1634 (Somerset,
fil. Georgii Turner de Yeavirr, pleb. set. 18).

John Relfe. fH. 21 June, 1634 (Cant. fil. Richardi Relfe
de Tenterden, pleb. aet. 17).

124 WARDEN SMITH. [1634.

Thomas Norton. fH. 25 June, 1634 (Cantab, arm. fil.
set. 20).

Giles Goldesbrough. fH. 25 June, 1634 (Dorcestr. fil.
Gulielmi Goldesbrough de Stinford, sacerd. set. 19).
B.A. 16 Dec. 1636.

" Succeeded his father but not immediately as Vicar of Stinsford,
and died in 1667." (Hutchins, II. 569.)
Brother of William Goldesbrough 1635.

Tobias Swinden. fH. 25 June, 1634 (Ebor. fil. Henrici
Swinden de Wosbrough, i.e. Worsbrough, pleb. aet. 16).

Onesiphorus Bernard. ffc. 10 Oct. 1634 (Dorcestr. fil.
Johannis Bernard de Clanston, i.e. Winterborne Clenston,
sacerd. set. 18).

William Stooke. fH. 10 Oct. 1634 (Devon, fil. Johannis
Stooke de Tresham, i.e. Trusham, pleb. set. 16).

Benjamin Glynn. fH. 24 Oct. 1634 (Oxon. fil. Edmundi
Glynn de Churchill, sacerd. set. 18). B.A. 16 Feb. 16ff

John Mathew. m. 24 Oct. 1634 (Cornub. fil. Gulielmi
Mathew de St. Cue, i.e. St. Kew, pleb. set, 18). He
appears to have lived in the Double Chamber in
Buller's Inn.

Brother of William Mathew 1635. John, son of William
Mathew, was lord of the Barton of Tresunger. (Maclean
Trigg Minor, 539).

James Stile. £H. 7 Nov. 1634 (Devon, fil. Jacobi Stile de
Teverton, pleb. aet. 17).

William Cadle. la. 2 Dec. 1634 (Gloucestr. fil. Thomse
Cadle de civ. Bristol, set. 18).

War&ens Smitb an£> jEstcot

1635.

John Sheaphearde. Elected &. 30 June, 1635 (Sheppe in
the Register of Admissions, of Horsley, Gloc., aged 16
last Aug.). B.A. 6 June, 1638. Resigned his &.
25 March, 1639. Lived in College Chamber.

Edward Payton. $.<&. 1635.

Edward Ireland. OL 1635. ffi. 10 April, 1635 (Rutland
fil. Thomse Ireland de Preston, pleb. a3t. 17). C.fft. re-
ceived 6 March, 1634, restored 29 May, 1641. B.A.
6 Dec. 1638. Lived as B.A. in the Middle Chapel
Chamber from Jan. 1638 to Oct. 1640.

Robert Hill. OL 1635 (Londin.). flj. 1 June, 1635 (fil.
Roberti Hill de Londin, gen. set. 16). (£.ilH. received
11 April, 1635; taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647.
B.A. 23 Feb. 16ff.

Thomas Gollop. (ft. 1635 (Dorcestr.). fft. 26 June, 1635
(fil. ThomaB Gollop de Netherburye, gen. set. 17). OT.ilH.
received 23 April, 1635, restored 14 Jan. 1638. Lived
in the South Crest up to 1636, and in the Middle
Chapel Chamber from March 1636 to Dec. 1638.

Subsequently proceeded to the Middle Temple. He was born
in 1617, son of Thomas Gollop of North Bo wood and Strode.
Coroner of the County (Dorset), and High Sheriff, 27 Car. II.,
when he was attended by his ten sons as javelin men, headed
by their uncle. He married Elizabeth, daughter and heir of
Thomas Thome of Candel Marsh ; and died 2 May, 1700.
(Hutchins' Dorset, II. 113.)

126 WARDENS SMITH AND ESTCOT. [1635.

Lewis Smyth. <£. 1635. ODJR. received 28 May, 1635,
restored 16 Feb. 16|f. Lived in the Middle Hall
Chamber till 16 Feb. 1635.

John Woolstone. <£. 1635 (Devon.). C.fH. received
21 Dec. 1635, restored 27 May, 1637.

Probably second son of .Arthur Woollstone of Staverton, aged
5 in 1620.

Henry Greenwood. OL 1635. CfE. received 19 June,
1635, restored 11 July, 1636.

Thomas Gorge. <j£. 1635 (Somerset.). C.fH. received
12 July, 1635, restored 4 Oct. (no date).

? of the Gorges of Wraxall, Somerset.

Everard Falconer, (ft. 1635. C.fH. received 12 July,
1635, restored 5 Jan. 1637, when he signs Faulkner.

Everard Falconer, son of Kenelm Falconer of Stokedry,
Kutland, was of Uppingham and London 1628. A member of
the Mercers' Company ; died 1653.

Edward Egiocke. <2L 1635 (Wigorn.). fft. 13 Nov. 1635

(fil. 3tius Francisci Egiocke de Shernock Court, mil. set.
16). C.IH. received 4 Oct. 1635, restored 7 May, 1639.
Lived in Founder's Chamber, April, 1637, to May, 1639.

Richard Morris. <&. 1635 (Londin.). m. 8 April, 1636
(fil. Richardi Morris de Londin, sacerd. set. 18). C.fH.
received 19 Nov. 1635, restored 30 March, 1637.

John Willis. OL 18 Dec. 1635. £.fH. received 5 Jan.
1635, restored 20 July, 1639. B.A. 2 Dec. 1637.
Entered the Middle Hall Chamber, 2 May, 1636.

Edward Joyner. OL 7 Jan. 1635. «n.£H. received 15 Feb.
1635, restored 2 March, 1638. Lived in the Middle
Hall Chamber from Jan. 1635 to March, 1638.

1535.] WARDENS SMITH AND ESTCOT. 127

Gaspar Phillipps. OL 21 March, 1635 (Cornub.). fH.
1 April, 1636 (fil. Gregorii Phillipps de Philett, sacerd.
set. 16). C.fH. (Jasper) received 20 March, 1635,
restored 25 July, 1642. B.A. 22 Oct. 1639. M.A.
28 June, 1642. Lived as B.A. in the Middle Chapel
Chamber in 1639. A Mr. Phillips was reported by the
Visitors for non-submission, 14 July, 1648.

Probably brother of Nicholas Phillipps 1638.

Henry Perrye. IS. 1635 (Bristol.), m. 8 April, 1636 (fil.
Heorici Perrye de Bristol, pleb. set. 15). (£JH. received
15 Feb. 1635 (Kerry), restored 1 July, 1638.

Sherrington Sheldon. 13. 1635 (Wigorn.). ffl. 24 Oct.

1634 (fil. Gulielmi Sheldon de Brodway, gen. set. 19).
or.fH. received 26 Feb. 1635, restored 2 Nov. 1636, but
replaced same day as (ft., B.A., and restored again

6 Sept. 1639. B.A. 31 Oct. 1636. Lived in the Bottom
Tower Chamber from 17 Feb. 1635 to 18 March, 1638.

Second son of William Sheldon of Broadway : M.B., Fellow of
Oriel, 1677. (Nash, I. 145).

Isaak Rowse. 33. 9 March, 1635 (Devon.), ffi. 11 March,

1635 (Cornub. fil. Oliveri Rowse de Kilkhampton,
sacerd. a3t. 16). C.fH. received 7 April, 1636, restored

7 Aug. 1640, but replaced as (ft., B.A., the same day,
and taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647. B.A. 10 Dec.
1639. M.A. 28 June, 1642. Lived in the Double
Chamber in Buller's Inn 1636-37, in the Chamber
under the Chaplains', Dec. 1637 to Dec. 1641, and in
the Middle Hall Chamber, Dec. 1641.

William Rowse. 33. 9 March, 1635 (Devon.). JR.
11 March, 1635 (brother of the above, set. 14). <ZUH.
received 7 April, 1636, restored 7 Aug. 1640, but re-
placed as (ft., B.A. same day, and taken up for Battels,
10 Dec. 1647. B.A. 10 Dec. 1639. M.A. 28 June,
1642. He occupied the Double Chamber in Buller's
Inn from March 1636 to Nov. 1637 ; the Chamber

128 WARDENS SMITH AND ESTCOT. [1635.

under the Chaplains' in Dec. 1637, and the Middle
Hall Chamber in Dec. 1641.

Vicar of South Petherwin, Corn. 24 Dec. 1644.

John Dingley. $3. 11 March, 1635 (Cornub.). fH.
18 March, 1635 (fil. Johannis Dingley de St. Minver,
Pedagogi, ast. 17). £.fH. received 11 March, 1635,
restored 16 Oct. 1639. Elected g>. 8 Sept. 1639. B.A.
16 Feb. 16-f?-. M.A. 6 March, 16ff. Elected ^.
30 June, 1646, admitted Jf. 6 Aug. 1647. Elected
Sub-Dean 1644, 1645, 1646. He had leave of absence
11 Nov. 1642 to Christmas ; 7 Jan. till Easter ; 17 April,
1643 to 7 July; 8 July till 29 Sept.; 6 Oct. till
St. Thomas; 14 Dec. till Easter; again 6 Dec. 1646.
On 15 May, 1648, he was reported as not submitting to
the Visitation, and again on 14 July; and was ap-
parently deprived of his JF. He is entered in the
Bursars' Book with arrears due to him (but apparently
as S%) at Christmas, 1648. Lived in the Double
Chamber in Buller's Inn from March, 1635 to Oct. 1636,
and in the Bottom Tower Chamber from Sept. 1636 to
March, 1637, and in the Chamber under the Chaplains',
March, 1637 to Oct. 1639, and as M.A. 4 Aug. 1647,
he occupied the Fourth Middle Chamber from the Hall.

In Walker's Sufferings, he is mentioned as deprived of the
living of St. Cuthberts, Cornwall, for his loyalty.

Mr. George Mallory. C.fH. received 29 April, 1635,
restored 11 Jan. 16 |f.

Henry Golsey. JfiL 10 April, 1635 (Dorcestr. fil. Gulielmi
Golsey de Martinstowne, pleb. set. 18). B.A. 10 Dec.
1639. M.A. 28 June, 1642. Lived in the Cockloft over
the Third Upper Chamber (? from the Chapel), into
which a chimney was put by the College in 1636.

Rector of Wanstrow, Somerset, 21 Nov. 1655 : died about 1687.

John Woolley. ift. 10 April 1635 (Stafford, fil. Johannis
Woolley de Shawhouse, pleb. set. 18).

1635.] WARDENS SMITH AND ESTCOT. 129

John Lyme. ffl. 10 April, 1635 (Wigorn. fil. Bartholomsei
Lyme de Blackwell, pleb. set. 15).

William Gouldbrough. fft. 8 July, 1635 (Dorcestr. fil.
Gulielmi Goldesbrough de Stinford, sacerd. set. 15).
Brother of Giles Goldesbrough 1634.

William Mathew. M. 11 Dec. 1635 (Cornub. fil. Gulielmi
Mathew de St. Ku, sic, pleb. set. 17). B.A. 18 May,
1639. M.A. 1 Feb. 16f|, He appears as 13. 2 Oct.
1638 ; &M. received 5 Oct. 1638 ; taken as part of his
CJH. as (ft. B.A. 22 May, 1639 ; and finally taken up
for Battels 10 Dec. 1647. Lived in the Bottom Tower
Chamber, and in Founder's Chamber, Nov. 1639 to
April, 1640, when he moved to the Chamber under
Mr. Smyth, i.e. the Chaplain.
Brother of John Mathew 1634.

Thomas Manton. M. 11 March, 16||- (Devon, fil. Thomse
Manton de Whimple, pleb. set. 15). B.A. (Hart Hall)
15 June, 1639. Wood says that he became a servitor of
Wadham College, Lent Term, 1635.

He became a preacher at Culliton, Devon, and afterwards
minister of Stoke Newington, and chaplain to Oliver Cromwell.
It is asserted that he took deacon's orders before he was 20
from Bishop Hall ; but Wood declares that he was not in
orders till 1660, when he was ordained by the Bishop of
Galloway. He was created B.D. 20 April, 1654, on the ground
that " he is a person of known worth, and a constant preacher
in London." In 1654 he was appointed Eector of St. Paul's,
Covent Garden, but Kennet says that he was not admitted till
10 Jan. 1660. He was appointed Chaplain in Ordinary
to Charles II., and created D.D. ("egregius presbyterianus "
says Wood) 19 Nov. 1660. He is said to have been offered the
Deanery of Rochester, but refusing to conform, was ejected
from St. Paul's, Covent Garden, on St. Bartholomew's Day,
1662. He died 18 Oct. 1667. He was author of numerous
sermons and theological works. (Wood, Ath. III. 1134.)

Edward Dalby. B.A. (Wadham) 6 June, 1635.

Warden

1636.

Francis Breton. $.<&. 18 May, 1636 (Northampton.).
ffi. 11 Nov. 1636 (fil. Roberti Breton de Teton, arm. set.
16). CJft. received 19 May, 1636, restored 2 Aug.
1638.

Son and heir, succeeded his father, 1641, and was buried

10 July, 1659. (Baker, I. 220.)

Robert Newman. <£. 1636. £E. 8 April, 1636 (Somerset.
fil. Roberti Newman de Queene Camell, gen. set. 15).
CJBL received 5 April, 1636, restored 19 Feb. 1637.
Lived in the Chamber under the Chaplains', 2 May,
1636.

For Kobert Newman (the father) see Hutchins' Dorset, IV. 57.

Richard Baskervil. <£. 5 May, 1636 (Londin.). iH.
11 Nov. 1636 (fil. Richardi Baskervile de Londin : gen.
set. 16). <&M. received 13 May, 1636, restored 28 Feb.
1638.

Thomas Drake, <£. 5 May, 1636 (Devon.). Magni illius

Francisci Drake qui primus nostrorum hominum totum

orbem circumnavigavit ex fratre nepos. dT.fflL received

13 May, 1636, restored 12 July, 1636. Lived in the Bottom

Tower Chamber, May to Sept. 1636. Wood mentions

one Drake of Wadham who took his B.A. in 1643—44.

He was apparently the second son of Sir Francis Drake of

Buckland, Devon, who was created a Baronet 2 Aug. 1622 ;

and therefore great-nephew of the Navigator. Sir Francis, son

of this Thomas, succeeded his uncle, Sir Francis, as third baronet,

and the succession continued in this line till the dignity became

extinct in 1794.

1636.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 131

Edward Pyne. OL 6 May, 1636 (Devon.). fH. 11 Nov.
1636 (fil. Edvardi Pyne de Easte Down, gen. set. 16).
OT.fH. received 13 May, 1636, restored 14 July, 1637;
replaced 3 Nov. 1637, again restored 21 May, 1638.
Lived in the Second North Chamber, May, 1636.

Second son of Edward Pyne (Visitation, 1620).

Edmund Tooke. <£. 20 June, 1636. (Cant.) C.fft. received
19 June, 1636, restored 12 July, 1640. B.A. 28 April,
1640. Lived in the Middle Hall Chamber from June,
1636 to Oct. 1640.

"Edmund Tooke of Dartford, died s.p. 1706." (Hasted, I.
222.)

Probably one of the Tookes of Bere. See Tooker, M.A.
1649.

Edmund Pitt. OL 1 Oct. 1636. OT.fH. received 10 Nov.
1636, restored 12 Sept. 1637.

John Whitby. OL 16 March, 1636 (Somerset.). m.
17 March, 1636 (fil. Gulielmi Whitby de Woodford, gen.
set. 15). <&.ffi. received 16 March, 1636, restored 7 June,
1638.

William Deyos (Dyose). IS. 28 March, 1636. m. 1 April,
1636 (Buck. fil. Johannis Deyos de Wavenden, sacerd.
set. 15). <&M. received 28 March, 1636, restored
16 April, 1640; replaced 7 Aug. as (ft., B.A., restored
the same day; replaced again 9 Oct. 1640, restored
30 Nov. 1641. B.A. 10 Dec. 1639. Lived in the
Double Chamber in Buller's Inn, and in the Middle
Hall Chamber in 1639 and 1640.

John Pyne. IS. 6 May, 1636 (Devon.). fH. 11 Nov. 1636
(fil. Johannis Pyne de Allwingdon, sacerd. set. 16). £JH.
received 13 May, 1636, restored 6 Dec. 1639, during
which time he lived in the Second North Chamber.

Rev. John Pyne, buried at Alwington, 1655.

K 2

132 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1636.

George Gifford. 13. 20 May, 163G (Londin.). fH. 3 June,
1636 (fil. Johannis Gifford de Londin. in Sta. Theol.
Doctoris, set. 16). C.£H. received 20 May, 1636, restored
1 June, 1639. Jo, sic, Gilford lived in the Double
Chamber in Buller's Inn from May to Oct. 1636, but see
George Gifford 1639. He also occupied the Little
Chamber in Buller's Inn from 16 Dec. 1637 to Dec.
1639.

Ward (Lives of Gresham Professors) attributes to this George
Gifford the expulsion by the Parliamentary Visitors, for which
see George Gifford 1639.

John Gifford was Hector of Bassishaw, and first President of
Sion College 1630. B.A. (Glouc Hall), 16 Jan. 16f§. B.D.
1 1 Sept. 1660, when he is stated to be B.A. of twelve years'
standing.

Thomas Hassell. 3$. 20 May, 1636 (Essex.). £H. 3 June,
1636 (Thomas Hasle, fil. Thorns Hasle de Crocksey,
? Cricksea, pleb. set. 16). C.fH. received 20 May, 1636,
restored 15 Dec. 1636. Elected g>. I July, 1636 (of
Mailamb, i.e. Mayland, Essex), and resigned his Jj.
18 Jan. 16f f.

John Mathew. 13. 10 Oct. 1636 (Cornub.). There is no
notice of the receiving his (£JH., but it was restored
26 June, 1637. Lived in the Double Chamber in
Buller's Inn from Nov. 1636 to Aug. 1637.

Probably identical with John Mathew 1634.

William Greenwood. 13. 1636. &M. received 26 Aug.
1636, restored 4 Oct. 1638.

Henry Ball. 13. 26 Feb. 1636. €M. received 23 Feb.
1636, restored 7 May, 1638.

William Martin. 13. 16 March, 1636. fH. 17 March,
1636 (Dorcestr. fil. Johannis Martin de Sherborne, gen.
set. 18). C.fH. received 16 March, 1636, restored
29 June, 1640.

1636.J WARDEN ESTCOT. 133

George Joyliff. 13. 17 March, 1636. fH. 31 March, 1637
(Dorcestr. fil. Johannis Joyliff de East Stower, gen. set.
16). (KM. received 17 March, 1636, restored 16 Oct.
1639, when he vacated the Manciple's Chamber. He
removed to Pembroke College, where he took his B.A.
4 June, 1640, and M.A. 20 April, 1643.

Fourth son of J. Joyliff, and brother of Richard Joyliff, 1629.
He served as Lieutenant in the King's forces under Lord
Hopton, and afterwards adopted the medical profession, and
being entered at Clare Hall as jF.(£. 23 April, 1650, graduated
M.D. of Cambridge 1 July, 1652. He discovered the lymph-
ducts, and lectured on the vasa lymphatica at the College of
Physicians in 1653.

" He lived in the parish of St. James Garlickhithe, London,
where he died, and was buried in 1655." (Wood, Ath. III.
351.

Thomas Fowlkes. m. 8 April, 1636 (Denbeigh. fil.
Johannis Fowlkes de Llanfanand, pleb. aet. 19).

William Burrough. JH. 20 May, 1636 (Devon, fii. Philippi
Burrough de Southleigh, pleb. set. 17).

Thomas Joyce, ffi. 27 May, 1636 (Somerset, fil. Josephi
Joyce de Wells, pleb. aet. 18). B.A. 5 Dec. 1640.
Created B.D. 12 Sept. 1661.

Thomas Leigh (Lye), jffi. 4 Nov. 1636 (Somerset, fil.
Thomae Leigh de Chard, pleb. aet. 15). Elected £.
6 Oct. 1637 (born in 1621 ; Wood says, on 25 March).
B.A. 25 May, 1641. On 17 April, 1643, he had leave of
absence till 30 June. Lived in the South Bay Window.

He appears to have migrated to Emmanuel College, Cambridge,
where he took his M.A. as Lee 1646. On 8 May, 1649, he was
incorporated M.A. of Oxford ; and was at this time one of the
Chaplains of Wadham, says Wood, but his name does not
appear on the books. He was at one time Master of Bury
St. Edmund's School, and Minister of Chard ; also an Assistant
Commissioner for Somerset for the ejection of scandalous

134 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1636-37.

ministers. In 1658 he obtained the living of All Hallows,
Lombard Street, but was ejected for nonconformity. He died
at Bednall Green, 7 June, 1684, and was buried at Clapham,
Surrey.

" He was the author of numerous sermons ; an Explanation
of the Shorter Catechism, 1647 ; an English Grammar called
The Child's Delight ; and a New Spelling Book, 1674." (Wood,
Fasti, II. 123 ; Ath. IV. 134.

Ambrose Turner. f&. 11 Nov. 1636 (Bercher. fil. Edvardi
Turner de Abington, pleb. set. 19).

Edmund Halfyeard. m. 11 Nov. 1636 (Somerset, fil.
Edmundi Halfyeard de North Petherton, pleb. set. 17).

John Warr. m. 3 March, 1636 (Dorcestr. fil. Johannis
Warr de Yetminster, pleb. set. 16). Elected £. 6 Oct.
1637 (born in 1620). B.A. 25 May, 1641. His 5.
appears to have been vacant by July, 1642. Lived in
Foundresse Chamber.

Richard Plamsted. B.C.L. (Wadham), 7 July, 1636.

1637.

Henry Winchcombe. JF.OL 11 July, 1637 (Bercher.).
CJH. received 12 Aug. 1637, restored 1 Feb. 1638.

Henry Winchcombe of Bucklebury, Berks was created
baronet, 9 June, 1660 ; he married Francis, daughter of Colonel
Thomas Howard, and granddaughter of the Earl of Berkshire ;
died about 1668. Henry Winchcombe 1656 is probably his
son.

William Williscot. dF.OL 11 July, 1637 (Bercher). C.flfL
received (Wollascot) 12 Aug. 1637, restored 1 Feb. 1638.

William Williscot, son of William Williscot of Shinfield,
Berks (Visitation of Oxford, 268).

1637.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 135

Edward Porter. (ft. 14 April, 1637 (Warwic.). ffl.
25 May, 1637 (fil. Thomas Porter de Etendon, gen. aet.
17). <&M. received 14 April, 1637, restored 13 Dec.
1637. Lived in the South Crest 16 May, 1637.

Francis Hearle. OL 1 May, 1637 (Cornub.). m. 19 May,
1637 (fil. Francisci Hearle de St. Erme, sacerd. set. 16).
C.fft. received 1 May, 1637, restored 12 Dec. 1647.
B.A. 16 Feb. 16£f Lived in the Manciple's Chambe^
from 19 Oct. 1639 till 7 June, 1641, when he moved to
the Middle Chapel Chamber.

Thomas Stukeley. (ft. 7 May, 1637 (Devon.). JH. 19 May,
1637 (Stucley, fil. Johannis Stucley de West Worl-
ington, arm. aet. 17). C.fH. received 7 May, 1637,
restored 2 March, 1640. Vacated the Chamber under
Mr. Smyth, i.e. the Chaplain, 14 Oct. 1639.

Lewis Stukeley. «L 7 May, 1637 (Devon.). f«. 19 May,
1637 (brother of the above, aged 15). CJH. received
7 May, 1637, restored 24 Oct. 1637. Elected & 6 Oct.
1637 (born in 1622). B.A. 18 March, 16£J. He had
leave of absence 17 April, 1643, till 7 July; 8 July to
29 Sept. ; 14 Dec. till Easter : again on 20 April, 1644 ;
2 July till Christmas; 24 Dec. till Easter. Resigned
his £• 29 June, 1647, having been married 12 Feb. pre-
vious, at which time he was still only a B.A. Lived in
the Under Chamber of the South Crest.

William Lippingcott. (ft. 12 May, 1637 (Devon ).

received 12 May, 1637, restored 20 Nov. 1639. He
vacated his rooms, the Second North Chamber 10 April,
1639.

John Newman. OL 11 July, 1637 (Dorcestr.). ffl.
19 May, 1637 (Gloucestr. fil. Gulielmi Newman de
Glocester, pleb. set. 17). C.fH. received 18 July, 1637,
restored 22 Nov. 1639. Lived in the Chamber under
Mr. Smyth, i.e. the Chaplain from 22 Dec. 1637 to
21 Nov. 1639.

136 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1637.

Digory Webber. OL 21 Oct. 1637 (Cornub.). iH. 19 Jan.
16|| (fil. Johannis Webber de St. Cule, i.e. St. Kew,
gen. set. 18). C.fH. received 22 Dec. 1637, restored
30 Dec. 1640, during which period he lived in Founder's
Chamber.

Third son of J. Webber of Amell in St. Kew, aged 4 in 1620.
M.P. for Camelford, 12 Charles II.

William Aysh. OL 17 Jan. 16f|, &M. received 18 Jan.
16fi, restored 6 March, 1638. Lived in the Double
Chamber in Buller's Inn, Jan. 1637.

Probably son of James Aysshe of South Petherton, Somerset,
aged 3, in 1623.

Gerard Alexander, (ft. 19 Jan. 16f|. ffl, 9 Feb. 16f|-
(Hampton, fil. Francisci Alexander de Winchester, LI.
Doctoris, set. 17). <EJH. received 20 Jan. 16f£, restored
19 Oct. 1638.

Fifth son of Francis Allexander, Preb. of Winchester

(Visitation, 1634).

Thomas Turberville. OL 8 Feb. 16f£ (Devon.). £H.
9 Feb. 16fi (fil. Johannis Turberville de Sanford, gen.
set. 16). OLfH. received 7 Feb. 16f|, restored 7 Feb.
1647. B.A. 4 Dec. 1641. Lived in the Middle Tower
Chamber.

Second son of John Turberville of Sampford Peverell (Visi-

tation, 1620).

William Hickes. OL 2 March, 16f| (Cornub.). ffi. 9 Feb.
16f|- (fil. Nicolai Hickes de St. Paule, gen. act. 17).
Lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn from
March, 1637, to June, 1638.

Thomas Underbill. 4L 13 March, 1637 (Warwic.).

received same day, restored 18 June, 1640. Lived in
the Bottom Tower Chamber, 13 March, 1637, till
15 Oct. 1640.

Probably Thomas, son of Thomas Underbill of Eatington,
Wore. Thomas Underbill of Fulrudy, died 15 July, 1704.
(Dugdale, 625.)

1637.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 137

John Underbill. OL 13 March, 1637 (Warwic.).

received 13 March, 1637, restored 20 Dec. 1640 (?), but
replaced 17 March, 1641, and again restored 22 Aug.
1642. B.A. 17 Feb. 16^- Lived in the Bottom Tower
Chamber, 13 March, 1637.

Brother of the above (of Over Eatington), was dead before
1650.

Simeon Pistor. 38. 17 Feb. 16f& fH. New Inn Hall,
13 Nov. 1635 (Buck. fil. Danielis Pistor de Missenden,
gen. set. 16). <£.|ft. received 17 Feb. 16ff, restored
3 July, 1638 ; during which time he lived in the Double
Chamber in Buller's Inn.

Joseph Crabb. ffi. 31 March, 1637 (Cant. fil. Henrici
Crabb de Regno Hybern., sacerd. set. 18). Elected S*
8 Sept. 1639 (of Sandwich, Kent). B.A. 4 Dec. 1641.
He had leave of absence on 17 April, 1643, to 7 July.

Lionel Pine. m. 12 May, 1637 (Somerset, fil. Lionelli Pine
de Yeuel, i.e. Yeovil, pleb. set. 14). Elected &. (Pyne)
8 Sept. 1639 (of Evill, Somerset). B.A. (Payne) 4 Dec.
1641. M.A. 12 July, 1644. Elected ^. probably in
1643, and admitted JP. 2 July, 1644. On 1 Feb. 1647,
he was admitted " ad practicandum in re medica." Elected
Sub-Dean 1642, 1643; Moderator of Philosophy 1644;
Bursar 1645, 1646 ; Librarian 1647. His answer to the
Visitors under date 12 May, 1648, is as follows : " I hope
noe man since hee cannot finde in my life past whence
to censure me, greedy to find faults that hee will rake my
owne brest to confesse that which noe man accuse me of
neither doe I myselfe yet know, viz. : what I possibly
shall doe hereafter this when I shall be commaunded
that which I yet never heard of." On 15 May, 1648, the
Committee resolved that Mr. Lionel Pine of Wad ham
College did not submit ; whereupon he was expelled the
University by " the Committee of Lords and Commons
for regulating the University of Oxford," which order

138 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1637-38.

was further confirmed on 29 June, 1648. Lived in
College Chamber, and in the Third Upper Chamber
from the Chapel, for which latter he was paid by Bursar
Lee, 19 March, 1648. He appears as B.A. to have had
the Second North Cockloft.

John Hill. fm. 30 June, 1637 (Somerset, fil. Richardi Hill
de Combe Fairy, sacerd. set. 18). B.A. 5 Dec. 1640.

John Carleil. ffi. 1 Dec. 1637 ('Somerset, fil. Francisci
Carleii de Wells, pleb. set. 17).

John Knightbridge. ftt. 8 Dec. 1637 (Essex, fil. Johannis
Knightbridge de Chelmsford, gen. aet. 17). (KJft. re-
ceived 20 Oct. 1637, restored 14 Jan. probably 16|f.
Elected g>. 8 Sept. 1639. B.A. 4 Dec. 1641. He had
leave of absence on 17 April, 1643, to 7 July; 8 July
till 29 Sept. ; 6 Oct. till St. Thomas ; 14 Dec. till Easter,
1644 ; and on 25 April, 1644 he had leave to travel. On
6 July, 1647, his resignation of his S>» is noted in the
Convention Book ; and is said to be dated 2 July, 1645.

Fourth son of John Knightbridge (Visitation, 1634), and
younger brother of Eichard Knightbridge 1627.

Edward Lasinby. ftt. 8 Dec. 1637 (Somerset, fil. Chris-
topheri Lasinby de Alford, pleb. ret. 15).

1638.

Walter Blandford. Elected £. 1 Oct. 1638, (born in 1619
as he stated, but from his epitaph he appears to have
been born in 1615). Jft. Christ Church 17 July, 1635
(Dorcestr. fil. Gualteri Blandford de Melburye, pleb. set.
19), as Servitor, says Wood. B.A. 10 Dec. 1639. M.A.
28 June, 1642. Admitted Jf. 2 July, 1644, having been
probably elected ^. with Pine in 1643. Elected Sub-
Dean 1641 ; Bursar 1644, 1647, 1656 ; Humanity Lecturer
1645, 1646; Sub-Warden 1655. He had leave of
absence 14 Dec. 1643 till Easter. Lived as B.A. in

1638.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 139

the Under Chamber of the South Crest. His name
occurs among those reported to the Committee of Lords
and Commons by the Visitors 14 July, 1648 ; but he
must have submitted subsequently as he retained his JF.
and regularly received his dividends, but probably was
not in favour with the intruded Fellows, as he does not
appear to hold important offices till he signs as Sub-
Warden 7 Dec. 1655, and Bursar 21 Dec. 1656. On
3 Sept. 1659, John Wilkins resigned the Wardenship,
and on 5 Sept. Blandford was elected ffliatlfni; created
D.D. 1 Aug. 1660, Vice-Chancellor 1662, 1663.

He was at one time Chaplain to John, Lord Lovelace of Hurley,
a strong Cavalier ; and tutor to his son. After the Restoration
he was chaplain to Sir Edward Hyde, Lord Chancellor (after-
wards Earl of Clarendon), and was made Prebendary of
Gloucester, 6 Aug. 1660, and chaplain to the King. Con-
secrated Bishop of Oxford in New College Chapel 3 Dec. 1665,
resigning the Wardenship on the following day. He became
Dean of the Chapel Royal, and was translated to the See of
Worcester 13 June, 1671. He died 9 July, 1675, and was
buried in Worcester Cathedral with this epitaph :

H. S. I.

Gualterus Blandford SS.T.P. ad primorum Ecclesiae temporum
exemplar factus et futurorum omnium natus ; summis honorum
fastigiis ita admotus, ut perpetuo super invidiam, citra meritum
consisteret : non seculi artibus, assentatione aut ambitu sed
pietate modestia animi demissione et dignitatum fuga clarus.
Ab Academies gubernaculo ad ecclesise clavum (quaeque anceps
magis procuratio) ad conscientiae principis regimen evocatus,
muneribus omnibus par, quasi unico impenderetur. Nimirum
eruditione recondita Academiam, sanctissima prudentiadioacesim,
illibata pietate aulam illustrabat. Donee perpetuis laboribus
et morbo diutino (quern invicta animi constantia toleraverat),
confectus facultatibus suis Deo, ecclesise, pauperibus distributis,
surnmo bonorum omnium luctu animam coelo reddidit. Jul.
XVI. A.D. MDCLXXV. setatis LIX.

Gutch says that he bequeathed £200 to the College. His
portrait hangs in the College Hall.

140 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1638.

John Mompesson. <£. 7 June, 1638 (Wilton). M. 8 June,
1638 (Gulielmus Mompesson Wilton, fil. Johannis
Mompesson de Tid worth, sacerd. set. 14). &JBL received

13 June, 1638, restored 15 May, 1640.

Mr. John Mompesson of Tidworth, is the hero of the story of
the Tidworth Drummer, about 1661. (See Hoare's Wilts,
Ambresbury).

Nicholas Strange way es. (ft. 14 June, 1638 (Dorcestr.).
ffi. 22 June, 1638 (fil. Nicolai Strangevvayes de Abbotts-
burye, gen. set. 16). Elected g>. 1 Oct. 1638 (born in
1624). B.A. 20 May, 1642 (he was " collector junior " of
the year). M.A. 18 March, 16£f Elected $. 30 June,
1644, but he is so described still on 30 March, 1646, and
on 18 March, 16ff; admitted Jf. 27 July, 1647. Elected
Moderator of Philosophy in 1647. He had leave of
absence 11 Nov. 1642 till Christmas ; 7 Jan. till Easter ;

14 Dec. 1643 till Easter; 2 July till Christmas; 24 Dec.
till Easter, 1645; 7 April till 29 June; 30 June till
Michaelmas; 11 Nov. till Christmas; 30 Dec. till Easter,
1646 ; 30 March till 29 June ; 30 June till Michaelmas ;
again on 6 Dec. Lived in College Chamber. He was
among those reported to the Committee of Lords and
Commons for non-submission to the Visitors, 14 July,
1648 ; and is recorded on 2 Oct. among those deprived
upon the Order of the Committee. On 27 June, 1653,
he petitioned the Visitors that he might be restored to
his place ; the hearing of his case was deferred till the
first Monday in Sept., and presumably his petition was
rejected. In 1660 he obtained a mandamus for his
restoration, on the ground that he was unjustly expelled
for non-submission to the Visitation; but the Warden
and Fellows replied that the intruders were now gone,
and their places filled up, so that, though willing, they
had no vacancy. On this he obtained an order from
William, Marquis of Hertford the Chancellor (apparently
acting as Visitor), directing the College to reinstate him
forthwith, and give him his just privileges and seniority.
He received dividends in 1661 ; and was elected Librarian
in 1660, 1661, 1666, 1670 ; Bursar 1664, 1665, 1668,
1671 ; Sub- Warden 1667. He died 15 Oct. 1676, " aged

1638.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 141

57 or thereabouts," and was buried under the North
Wall of the Outer Chapel 23 Oct.

His mother was Ann, daughter of Sir George Trenchard ; lie
was born in 1620, and is said to have lived at Woodsford.
(Hutchins.)

Michael Web. OL 14 July, 1638 (Middlesex.). <&M. re-
ceived 13 July, 1636, restored 22 May, 1639. Lived in
Founder's Chamber from March, 1638, to June, 1639.

John Thornborough. OL 21 Nov. 1638 (Wigorn.). fft.
1 Feb. 16ff (Thornburgh, fil. ^Egidii Thornburgh de
Crowell, i.e. Crowle, sacerd. set. 15). C.JH. received
25 Jan. 16ft, restored 18 June, 1640.

Great nephew of John Thornhorough, Bishop of Worcester
(Visitation, 1682).

Humphrey Newman, (ft. 26 Jan. 16ft (Somerset.). fKL
1 Feb. 16ff (nl- Humphredi Newman de Win Caunton,
gen. set. 16). (£.JH. received 25 Jan. 16ft, restored
9 Feb. 1647. B.A. 17 Nov. 1642. Lived in the
Manciple's Chamber from 25 Jan. 1638, to 1 April, 1640,
when he moved to the Middle Tower Chamber.

Third son of Humphrey Newman (Visitation, 1623).
John Coles. OL 16 Feb. 16ft (Gloucestr.). See also 1632.

William Westcombe. OL 19 March, 16ft (Devon.). C.JH.
received 18 March, 16ft, taken up 10 Dec. 1647 for
Battels. B.A. 13 Dec. 1642. Lived in the Manciple's
Chamber from 18 March, 1638, to 3 April, 1640.

William Saunders. 33. 23 April, 1638. IE. 4 May, 1638
(Somerset, de Hollwall, pleb. set. 16). C.fH. received
5 June, 1638 ; raised to that of a OL 4 July, 1641 ; and
finally restored 26 Oct. 1647. B.A. 1 Feb. 16f|, Lived
in the Cockloft over the Third Upper Chamber from the
Chapel.

142 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1638.

William Marke. IS. 23 Nov. 1638. OCJtt. received 29 Nov.
1638 ; increased to (ft. 9 July, 1642 ; and finally taken
up for Battels 10 Dec 1647. B.A. (Marks) 2 July, 1642.
Lived in the Second North Chamber from Nov. 1638 to
July, 1641.

Philip Browne. IS. 29 Jan. 16ff. |H. 1 Feb. 16ff
(Somerset, fil. Bichardi Browne de Yurlchester, i.e.
? Ilchester, gen. set. 17). <&M. received 29 Jan. 16ff ,
restored 19 Nov. 1641. Lived in the Double Chamber
in Buller's Inn from Jan. 1638 to July, 1640, and then
in the Bottom Tower Chamber till 2 Jan. 1642.

William Sampson. f&. 4 May, 1638 (Dorcestr. fil. Johannis
Sampson de Whittchurch, pleb. set. 16).

Robert Axe. ffi. 22 June, 1638 (Devon, fil. Thomse Axe
de Autrey, i.e. Ottery, pleb. set. 17). B.A. 17 Nov.
1642.

Nicholas Phillipps. ja. 2 Nov. 1638 (Cornub. sacerd. fil.
set. 16). B.A. 17 May, 1642. Mr. Phillips was among
those reported by the Visitors to the Committee of
Lords and Commons for not submitting, 14 July, 1648.

Probably brother of Jasper Phillipps 1635.

William Petty, m. 2 Nov. 1638 (Dorcestr. pleb. fil. set. 16).
B.A. 16 Jan. 1642 (in secunda creatione ex Regis gratia).

As far as age goes this might be Sir William Petty, who was
born 26 March, 1623, but Wood says that he was of Rumsey,
Hants, and gives no hint that he was ever at Oxford before
1647. For the life and works of Sir William Petty, see Wood,
Ath. Ox. iv. 214. He was direct ancestor of the Marquess of
Lansdowne.

Michael Nickoll. ffi. 1 Feb. 16ff (Middlesex, fil. Michaelis
Nickoll de Harrow super montem, gen. pp. set. 18).
B.A. (Nicholls) 2 July, 1642.

1638-39.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 143

Gregory Hooper, ffl. 22 Feb. 16 Jf (Dorcestr. fil. Gregorii
Hooper de Ilsington, gen. pp. aet. 18).

John Pasemore. B.A. (Wadham) 23 Feb. 16ff. M.A.
28 June, 1642.

Possibly John Passmere, son of John Passmere of Exeter,
aged 6 in 1620.

1639.

John Grime. Elected S. 8 Sept. 1639 (Gloucestr.). Pro-
bably John Grymes who M. at Oriel, 27 Nov. 1635
(Gloucestr. fil. Richardi Grymes de Gloucester, pleb. aet.
17). B.A. 16 Feb. 16ff He had leave of absence
17 April, 1643, to 8 July; 8 July to 29 Sept.; 6 Oct.
till St. Thomas; 14 Dec. till Easter; again on 20 April,
1644; 2 July till Christmas; 24 Dec. till Easter, 1645.
Resigned his £. 3 July, 1646. Created M.A. 5 Sept.
1660 (" virtute litt. Cane.") when Wood notes against his
name " quondam expulsus." Lived in the South Bay
Window.

Joseph Stringer. OL 15 May, 1639 (Sussex.). B.A. 4 Dec.
1641.

William Mose. <B. 15 May, 1639 (Sussex.). M. 17 May,
1639 (fil. Gulielmi Mose de Petworth, gen. set. 16). CJBL
received 15 May, 1639, restored 18 May, 1640.

Abraham Forrester. OL 19 March, 1639. m. 20 March,
1639 (Dorcestr. fil. Abraham Forrester de Folkin, i.e.
Folke, sacerd. aet. 17). &M. received 12 April, 1640,
restored 12 Dec. 1647. Lived in the Manciple's Chamber,
March, 1640.

He was married at Folke to Abigail Lydford of Sherborne in

1653.

144 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1639.

Robert Adams. 13. 27 June, 1639. fH. 15 May, 1640
(Buck. fil. Thomse Adams de Swanborne, gen. aet. 20).
&.M. received 27 June, 1639, restored 4 Feb. 1642.
Lived in Founder's Chamber from June, 1639, to June,
1641.

Henry Penn. 13. 11 July, 1639. M. 22 Nov. 1639
(Buck. fil. Michaelis Penn de Stony Stratford, pleb.
aet. 18). C.JE. received 30 Aug. 1639, restored 9 July,
1641. Lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's
Inn from July, 1639, to July, 1640, and then in the
Chamber under the Chaplains' till Jan. 1641.

William Davyes. 13. 9 Oct. 1639. fH. (Davis) 11 Oct.
1639 (Somerset, fil. Gulielmi Davis de Aller, gen. aet.
17). &JH. received 11 Oct. 1639, restored 15 Sept.
1641 ; replaced 11 May, 1642, but there is no notice of
repayment. B.A. 16 Jan. 1642, "in secunda creatione
ex Regis gratia." Lived in the Second North Chamber
from Jan. 1639 to 15 Sept. 1641, and again from April,
1642 to Feb. 1643.

George Gilford. JH. 28 June, 1639 (Essex, serviens. fil.
Georgii Gifford de Maiden, pleb. aet. 15). Elected &.
8 Sept. 1639. B.A. 18 March, 1643. He had leave of
absence 11 Nov. 1642 till Christmas; 2 Dec. till 8 Jan. ;
again on 6 Dec. 1646. He was elected ^)l. 30 June,
1646, and in the Convention Book appears as admitted
3P. 23 Aug. 1647. He appears among those reported to
the Committee of Lords and Commons for not sub-
mitting to the Visitation, 14 July, 1648. His name
appears for the last time in the Bursar's Book as having
one quarter's arrears due to him at Christmas, 1648. He
lived apparently in Foundresse Chamber.

His father was a saddler. Admitted Gresham Professor of
Divinity, 7 June, 1661, and collated to the Rectory of
St. Dunstan's in the East, 4 Dec. 1661. President of Sion
College 1677 and 1678, to which he was a considerable bene-
factor after the Fire of London ; died unmarried, July, 1686 ;
but see another George Gifford 1636.

1639-40.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 145

Edward Clarke. iff. 6 Dec. 1639 (Dorcestr. fil. Thomae
Clarke do Grimston, pleb. pp. gut. 18).

1640.

Richard Hopkins. Elected &. 6 Oct. 1640 (of Christ
Church, Bristol). He had leave of absence 2 Dec. 1642
to 8 Jan. and on 7 Jan. for a fortnight. Lived in
the South Bay Window.

Rowland Okeover. JF.OL 6 April, 1640 (Stafford.), ffl.

8 May, 1640 (fil. Humfredi Okeover de Okeover, arm.

set. 16). C.ffiU received 10 April, 1640, restored 5 July,

1642. Okeover's tankard (34-S-oz.) was among the plate

sacrificed in 1642.

Son and heir of Humphrey Okeover, Sheriff of Derbyshire
1631, born 1624. Sir Rowland Okeover was knighted 19 April,
1665, died 1692.

John Croftes. JfM. 12 May, 1640. C.ffl. received
12 May, 1640, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647. His
tankard (over 20 oz.) was among the plate sacrificed in
1642.

Apparently by the dates, John, son of John Croftes of Little
Saxham, buried there 23 June, 1664 : said to have been cup-
bearer to King Charles I.

John Winter. ,jF.OL 0 June, 1640. C.fH. received
10 June, 1640, restored 30 July, 1641. His tankard
weighing more than 35-J oz. was among the plate
sacrificed in 1642.

Thomas Waller. Jf.<&. 7 March, 1640. C.fH. received
8 March, 1(540, restored 9 Feb. 1647. Lived in the
Upper Ohape] Chamber in March, 1(140.

146 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1640.

Ellis Willes. OL May, 1640 (Elias Wills, Corrmb.). fH.
19 May, 1640 (fil. Gulielmi Willes de Saltash, gen. set,
17). (£.£H. received 25 May, 1640, taken up for Battels
10 Dec. 1647.

Richard Leigh. <E. 27 Oct. 1640 (Devon.). C.fH. received
26 Oct 1640, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647. Lived
in the Middle Tower Chamber.

Thomas Mascall. <£. 9 Nov. 1640 (Bristol.). &M. re-
ceived 23 Nov. 1640, restored 80 June, 1642. Lived in
Founder's Chamber from Nov. 1640, to June, 1641.

John Hilary. 4L 28 Nov. 1640 (Dorcestr.). fH. 11 Dec. ?
1640 (Hillary, fil. Johannis Hillary de Meerehay, pleb.
set. 17). drjff. received 23 Nov. 1640, repaid to his
brother William (1658), 8 July, 1658.

James Shephard. 13. March, 1640 (Devon.). fH. 15 May.
1640 (fil. Jacobi Shephard de Uploman, pleb. set. 16),
ft.fH. received 19 Feb. 1639, restored 15 Nov. 1643.
Elected &. probably in 1643. He had leave of absence

14 Dec. 1643 till Easter; 20 April, 1644; 2 July till
Christmas; 24 Dec, till Easter; 7 April, 1645 till

29 June ; 30 June till Michaelmas ; 11 Nov. till Christ-
mas ; 30 Dec. till Easter ; 30 March, 1646, till 29 June ;

30 June till Michaelmas ; again on 6 Dec. His name is
included (apparently still without a degree) among those
reported by the Visitors to the Committee of Lords and
Commons for not submitting on 14 July, 1648. He is
mentioned in the Bursar's Books as having three
quarters' arrears of ,§• due at Christmas, 1648.

William Thomas. 13. 7 March, 1640 (Londin.). fflL

15 May, 1640 (fil. Johannis Thomas de Londin, pleb. set.
16). C.iH. received 6 March, 1639, restored 13 Oct.
1640. Elected g>. 6 Oct. 1640 (of Christ Church,
Suburb. London). B.A. 3 June, 1647. He had leave of
absence 11 Nov. 1642 ; 2 Dec. till 8 Jan. ; 7 Jan. for a
fortnight; 17 April, 1643 to 7 July; 20 April, 1644;
2 July till Christmas; 24 Dec. till Easter; 7 April, 1645,
till 29 June; 30 June till Michaelmas; 11 Nov. till

1640.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 147

Christmas; 30 Dec. till Easter; 30 March, 1646, till
29 June ; 30 June till Michaelmas. Elected $. 30 June,
1647, and admitted 6 Aug. Elected Sub-Dean 6 Dec.
1647. He was among those reported to the Committee
of Lords and Commons for not submitting to the
Visitation 14 July, 1648, and is enumerated among
" Loyalists Expelled," in a list contained in a pamphlet
(Gough, Oxford, 80), in Bodley. He is mentioned as
having three quarters' arrears of &. due Christmas,
1648.

Thomas Leir. Hx 20 May, 1640. £H. 4 June, 1640
(Somerset, fil. Bichardi Leir de Charlton Musgrove, pleb.
aet. 18). (£.fBL received 10 July, 1640, taken up for
Battels 10 Dec. 1647. B.A. (Leyer) 16 Jan. 1642 "in
secunda creatione ex Regis gratia." Lived in the
Double Chamber in Buller's Inn from July to Oct. 1640,
when he moved to the Second North Chamber. He re-
plied to the demand to submit to the Visitors, " I ac-
knowledge myself bound both by the laws of God and
man to be obedient to all just and lawful authoritie."
Eector of Charlton Musgrove 24 July, 1660 to 1712, and father
of William Leir 1694. His letters written to his. father (who
was also Rector) while at Wadham (1640-1648) are preserved
among the archives of the Leirs of Charlton Musgrove.

Abraham Page. ®. 19 Nov. 1640. fH. 13 Nov. 1640

(Middlesex, fil. Abraham Page de Northall, i.e. North olt,
pleb. set. 18). C.ffl. received 9 April, 1641, restored
12 June, 1647. Lived in Founder's Chamber 9 April,
1641.

John Ford. &. 28 Nov. 1640 (Devon.), fitt. 16 April, 1641
(fil. Emmanuelis Ford de Hunniton, pleb. aet. 18). (£.£H.
received 30 Nov. 1640, restored 9 Feb. 1647. B.A.
12 July, 1644. Lived in Bottom Tower Chamber 7 Dec.
1640, and as B.A. in Cower Chaplain's Chamber 1646.

One John Ford was Chaplain Priest of Ottery St. Mary 1654-

1660.

Isaac Tucker. IB. 15 May, 1640 (Dorcestr. fil. Arthur!
Tucker de Line, pleb. aet. 17). Elected £. 6 Oct. 1640
(of Lyme). He had leave of absence 17 April, 1643, to

L 2

148 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1640-41.

7 July; 8 July to 29 Sept.; 6 Oct. to St. Thomas;
14 Dec. till Easter ; 20 April, 1644 ; 2 July till Christ-
mas ; 24 Dec. till Easter. His name occurs among those
reported to the Committee of Lords and Commons for
not submitting to the Visitation on 14 July, 1648.
Lived in the Under Chamber of the South Crest.

Richard Butterwick. fH. 13 Nov. 1640 (Sussex, fil
Thomae Butterwick de Berrye, gen. set. 16).

Robert Rutt. fH. 4 Dec. 1640 (Dorcestr. fil. Gulielmi Rutt
de Gillingham, pleb. set. 17).

1641.

John Strode. dF.OL 13 May, 1641 (Dorcestr.). C.fH. re-
ceived 14 May, 1641, restored 2 Sept. 1642. Strode's
Tankard (over 23 J oz.) was among the plate sacrificed in
1642.

Probably afterwards Sir John Strode of Chantmarle (born
1624, died 1679), who was taken prisoner by the Parliamentary
forces at Taunton, and compounded for his estate 10 Feb. 1644.

George Strode. OL 13 May, 1641 (Dorcestr.). «D.fK. re-
ceived 14 May, 1641, restored 13 Dec. 1642.

Apparently brother of the above and second son of Sir John
Strode of Parnham, born 1626. He became Serjeant-at-Law,
and died 1701, aged 75.

Thomas Ironside. <£. 4 June, 1641 (Dorcestr.). £H. same
day (fil. Gilberti Ironside de Stepleton, sacerd, set. 16).
CT.fH. received 7 June, 1641, restored 2 Nov. 1643.
Lived in the Manciple's Chamber 7 June, 1641. He
was buried in the South End of the Outer Chapel
11 May, 1643, where there once was a stone with T. I.
Maii 1643.

Apparently son of Gilbert Ironside, who was afterwards Bishop

of Bristol.

1641.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 149

Thomas Mell-Huish (sic). OL 14 June, 1641 (Devon.).
C.fH. received same day, restored 9 Feb. 1647. Lived
in Founder's Chamber 18 July, 1641.

One Eobert Mell-Huish of Witheridge, Devon, was patron of
the Church there in 1643 and 1644; Thomas Mell-Huish
(described of Hamford) is patron in 1661, and (of Northam) in
1672.

George Gray. OL 28 June, 1641 (Dorcestr.). C.ffl. re-
ceived 12 July, 1641, restored 9 Feb. 1647. Lived in
the Chamber under the Chaplains' 3 Feb. 1641.

Probably son of Angel Gray, son of George Gray of Bridport,
buried 10 Dec. 1672.

John St. Albanes. 4L 16 July, 1641. <E.fH. received
27 May, 1642, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647.
Lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn Feb. 1642.
Possibly one of the St. Aubyns of Clowance, Cornwall.

William Huish. <E. 16 July, 1641. C.fft. received
21 April, 1643, restored 30 Oct. 1643. Elected 5>. pro-
bably in 1643. B.A. 7 July, 1647. He had leave of
absence 20 April, 1644; 2 July, 1644, till Christmas;
24 Dec. till Easter ; 7 April, 1645, till 29 June ; 30 June
till Michaelmas; 11 Nov. till Christmas; 30 Dec. till
Easter; 30 March, 1646, till 29 June; 30 June till
Michaelmas ; again on 6 Dec. His name is found among
those removed from their places by the Visitors upon the
Order of the Committee of Lords and Commons on
2 Oct. 1648. Lived as B.A. in College Chamber.

I believe him to be also the person whose name appears in
Burrows' Visitors' Register on p. 162 as Skywift'e : in this list,
which is almost absolutely alphabetical, the name occurs
between Goodridge and Manning : the first letter or letters are
by no means plain in the MS. of the Register, and Huish is
found in earlier records of the College as Hewiss : if so, he
was reported to the Committee of Lords and Commons for not
submitting to the Visitors on 14 July, 1648.

Probably instituted Rector of Maiden Newton, Dorset, on
the death of Matthew Osborne, Original Fellow 28 Nov. 1661 ;
buried there 1683. (Hutchins, II. 689.)

150 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1641.

Peter Wollcott. <&. Nov. 1641 (Devon.)- » (Woolcott)
4 March, 1641 (fil. Gulielmi Woolcott de Sidbury, gen.
set. 17). e.fH. received 25 Jan. 1641, restored 29 March,
1647.

Probably son of Peter (William) Wollcott 1615.

John Newberry. OL 21 Feb. 1641 (Devon.). &M. re-
ceived same day, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647.

John Perkins. <£. 15 March, 1641 (Warwic.). ffi. 1 April,
1642 (fil. Gulielmi Perkins de Marston, i.e. Marson, gen.
set. 17). C.fH. received 17 March, 1641, restored
15 Dec. 1647. Lived in the Double Chamber in Buller's
Inn.

John Russell. OL 25 March, 1641 (Londin.). ffl. 1 April,
1642 (fil. minor Gulielmi Russell de Londin, eq. set. 16).
&.M. received 27 March, 1642, restored 9 Feb. 1647.

John Michaelson, $3. 4 June, 1641 (Essex.), ffl. 4 June,
1641 (fil. Johannis Michaelson de Chensford, S. S.Theol.
Doct. set. 17). (£.fH. received same day, restored 9 Feb.
1647. Elected &. probably in 1645. B.A. 15 May,
1646 : his grace for B.A. was granted 21 April, 1646,
when he is described as £. He had leave of absence
on 6 Dec. 1646. He was reported for not submitting to
the Visitors on 14 July, 1648 : and was removed from
his place upon the order of the Committee of Lords and
Commons 2 Oct. 1648. Lived in Founder's Chamber
9 July, 1641.

William Birt. $3. 7 Feb. 16fJ- (Dorcestr.). f&. (Burt)
4 March, 16|i (fil. Tristrami Birt de West Chelborne, i.e.
Chelborough, sacerd. set. 17). £.;£H. received 9 Feb.
16 Ji taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647. Probably the
person reported (Mr. Barter) by the Visitors for not
submitting 14 July, 1648. Lived in the Second North
Chamber in July, 1642.

1641.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 151

John Hodder. &\ 19 Feb. 16f*- (Dorcestr.). M. 1 April,
16^4 (fil. Johannis Hodder de Beminster, pleb. set. 15).
ttJR. received 23 Feb. 16-&, restored 1 June, 1647.
Lived in the Chamber under the Chaplains' Feb. 1641,
and in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn from March,
1641 to July, 1642, and then in the Manciple's Chamber.

Thomas Coward. f«. 16 April, 1641 (Wilton, fil. Gaspari
Coward de Meere, ? Meen, pleb. set. 16). B.A. 1 March,
16-f-f-. M.A. 14 Dec. 1647. His answer to the Visitors,
dated 12 May, 1648 was : " If after more consideration I
shall soe understand the meaninge of these words, * The
authoritie of Parliament/ as thereby to cleare my un-
satisfied conscience of some scruple ; I shall then will-
ingely subscribe to this Visitation." And he is included
among those who have not submitted in the list of
15 May, 1648.

Humphrey Drake, m. 16 April, 1641 (fil. Humfredi Drake
de Londin, pleb. set. 16). B.A. 23 Jan. 16|f M.A.
14 Dec. 1647.

Thomas Way. £H. 4 June, 1641 (Dorcestr. fil. ThomaB Way

de Bridport, pleb. set. 18).

Richard Smyth. fa. 26 Nov. 1641 (Somerset, fil. Thomse
Smyth de Chard, pleb. set. 17).

Joseph Hall. fa. 11 March, 16-H- (Dorcestr. fil. Thomse
Hall de Milborne, sacerd. set. 16). Elected &. probably
in 1643. He had leave of absence 2 July, 1644 till
Christmas; 24 Dec. till Easter; 7 April, 1645 till
29 June ; 30 June till Michaelmas ; 11 Nov. till Christ-
mas; 30 Dec. till Easter, 1646. He appears in the
Bursar's Book for the last time with two quarters' arrears
of 2j. due Christmas, 1648. His name appears among
those reported by the Visitors for not submitting
14 July, 1648. In Burrows' Visitors he is called M.A.,
but I find no notice of his degrees. On 16 Nov. 1649,
Joseph Hall e Coll. Wadham nuper Art. Bac ex Acad.
Cant. adm. erat M.A. necnon in dom. conv. et congreg.
but see under 1648.

152 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1641-42.

John Walwyn. IB. 11 March, 16-££ (Sussex, fil. Joliannis
Walwyn de Code-Walton, i.e. Cold Walt ham, gen. a3t.
16). C.fH. received 28 Jan. 16£i, taken up for Battels
10 Dec. 1647.

Stanley. One of this name appears as B.A. of Wadham
1641-42; but it is possibly a mistake for Stucley
(Stukely), as it follows the name of Lewis Stucley, see
1637.

William Cox. M.A. (Wadham) at the Act 1641. B.A.
(Magdalen) 23 June, 1638.

1642.

William Jermyn. Elected £. 3 Oct. 1642 (aged 18, of
London). fflL Balliol 4 June, 1641 (pleb. fil. set. 17).
He had leave of absence 17 April, 1643 till 7 July;
8 July till Michaelmas ; 6 Oct. till St. Thomas ; 14 Dec.
till Easter; 20 April, 1644; 2 July till Christmas;
24 Dec. till Easter ; 7 April, 1645, till 29 June ; 30 June
till Michaelmas; 11 Nov. till Christmas; 30 Dec. till
Easter; 30 March, 1646, till 29 June; 30 June till
Michaelmas. His name appears among those reported
to the Committee of Lords and Commons for not sub-
mitting to the Visitors on 14 July, 1648. He appears
in the Bursar's Book with two quarters' arrears of S»
due to him at Christmas, 1648. In Burrows' " Register
of the Visitors," it is said that he came from Exeter
College.

Thomas Draper. $.<&. 12 April, 1642.

Possibly Thomas Draper of Sunninghill, Berks, created Baronet
9 June, 1660, died s.p.m. Dec. 1703.

Henry Brounckar. JfM. 5 May, 1642. £H. 20 May,
] (542 (Middlesex, fil. 2dus Henrici Brounckar de West-
minster, mil. ast. 15). C.fH. received 6 May, 1642, re-

1642.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 153

stored 7 Aug. 1645. Lived in the Bottom Tower
Chamber from May to July, 1642.

Probably nephew of Edward Broimckar, the original JF. whose
younger brother Henry is claimed as ancestor by the Brounckers
of Boveridge, Dorset.

Lord Pagett. JfM. 24 Jan. 16-* f. He occupied the
Manciple's Chamber 2 Oct. 1643.

William, son of William, fourth Lord Paget, and great-grand-
son of the first Lord, the statesman of Tudor times, made
knight of the Bath at the Coronation of Charles I. : he suc-
ceeded his father in his twentieth year 29 Aug. 1629. He at
first sided with the Parliament, and was appointed by them
Lord Lieutenant of Bucks ; but soon after (being, according to
Clarendon, convinced in conscience) came over to the King,
and raised a regiment which did good service at Edgehill
23 Oct. 1642. He died 19 Oct. 1678, in Old Palace Yard,
Westminster, and was buried at Dray ton.

Doctor Short. dF.OL 28 Jan. 1642.

Mr. William Lane, B.T. Jf.(&. 28 Jan. 1642.

Sir John Stawell. Jf.(&. 1642. Created M.A. 16 Jan.
K5J:--. Created M.D. 31 Jan. 16||-. He was once a
Gentleman Commoner of Queen's College.

He was made Knight of the Bath at the Coronation of Charles I.,
Knight of the Shire for Somerset in the Long Parliament ; but
took up arms for the King together with his three sons, and
was made Colonel of Horse, and subsequently Governor of
Taunton. On the ruin of the King's Cause he was imprisonedj
his estate sequestrated, and his mansion at Cotholetone de-
stroyed ; but he lived to witness the Restoration, and again sat
in Parliament for Somerset. He died at Ham, near Somerton,
21 Feb. 16{jJ, aged 62. His eldest son Ralph was created
Baron Stawel of Somerton 15 Jan. 16£--. The Stawels had
several generations before intermarried with the Wadhams of
Merrifield, see Collins' Peerage, IV. 336.

154 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1642.

Amias Pawlett. JfM. 1642. Created M.A. 16 Jan.
16.

.

Probably the third son of John, first Lord Paulet of Hinton
St. George, by Christian, daughter and heir of Christopher
Ken of Ken, Somerset.

Edward Kirton. JfM. 1642. Created M.A. 16 Jan.
16«.

M.P. for Milborne, Somerset, in the Long Parliament ; he left
it and retired to the King at Oxford, and sate in the Parliament
there 1643. One Edward Kirton, steward to the Duke of
Somerset, received Charles II. at Castle Gary after the Battle of
Worcester. (Phelp, I. 377.)

John Comins. (ft. 1 April, 1642 (Essex). Thomas
Cummins paid &M. on 31 March, 1641 (? 1642), restored
2 Oct. 1643. M.D. 6 July, 1653.

Edmund Man. (ft. 9 April, 1642 (Londin.). fH. 6 May,
1642 (Eborac. fil. Edmundi Man de Londin, gen. set. 17).
received 31 March, 1642, restored 25 April, 1648.

Richard Lane. (ft. 7 May, 1642 (Devon.). C.fH. received
same day, restored 21 April, 1643. Lived in the Double
Chamber in Buller's Inn from 9 May, 1642 to 11 March,
1642. One Richard Lane was created M.A. when the
young princes visited Oxford 3 Nov. 1642.

William Watton. (ft. 7 May, 1642 (Cant.). fH. 13 May,
1642 (fil. Gulielmi Watton de Addington, arm. set. 15).
C.fflL received 7 May, 1642, restored 1 Dec. 1647. Lived
in the Second North- West Chamber from May to July,
1642.

He was only son of William Watton by Elizabeth Symonds of
Essex, and succeeded his father 28 Oct. I(j51 ; married Margaret
Moreland of Stroud. On the Watton monument in Addington
church, following an inscription to his father's memory, it is
recorded, "Hie etiam conduntur reliquiae Gulielmi Watton,
nlii supradicti Gulielmi ; in uxorem duxit Margaretam More-

1642.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 155

land quoe septem liberos peperit." The Register gives him as
baptized in 1624, so that his age is wrongly stated at his
matriculation.

Richard Davies. <£. 14 May, 1642 (Londin.). fiS. 20 May,
1642 (Middlesex, fil. Johannis Davies de Londin, arm.
a>t. 14). Lived in the Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Charles Hawke. OL 20 May, 1642 (Cornub.). <£.fH. re-
ceived 7 May, 1642, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647.
Lived in the Bottom Tower Chamber 15 July, 1642.

Reuben Robinson. OL 5 Dec. 1642. fE. 24 March, 1642
(Essex, fil. Reubeni Robinson de Maiden, gen. set. 15).
C.fH. received 7 Dec. 1642, restored 9 Feb. 1647. Lived
in the Bottom Tower Chamber 24 Jan. 1642.

Robert Toope. OL 20 March, 16ff. C.fH. received
21 March, 16| |, restored 10 Feb. 1646. Lived in the
Double Chamber in Buller's Inn from March 1642 to
Aug. 1643.

In Shaftesbury Church is a monument, "Hie jacet corpus
Roberti Toope generosi qui obiit decimo octavo die Septembris
Anno Domini 1671." (Hutchins, III. 50.)

William Togood. $5. 7 April, 1642 (Bristol.). CJH. re-
ceived same day, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647.
Lived in the First North-West Chamber.

Peter Noss. 33. 21 June, 1642 (Somerset.). C.fH. received
7 June, 1642, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647.

Francis Atkins. iH. 20 May, 1642 (Hybern. fil. Johannis
Atkins de North Parrott in regno praedict. set. 21).

Nathaniel Lacy. ffl. 24 March, IGJ-jj-, serviens (Essex, fil.
Averei Lacy de Ongar, pleb. act. 16). On 14 Nov. 1640.
" Deleg. approbarunt ut Nathaniel Lacy, A.B. olim e

156 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1642-43.

Coll. Wad. sit M.A. perfectis prius exercitiis ad gradum
M. in Art. requisitis."

Bernard Mander. B.A. (Wadham) 10 Nov. 1642. M.A.
12 July, 1645.

Probably father of Bernard Mander 1670 ; and if so, minister
of Chipping Warden, Northampton.

Edward Windham. Ordered to be created M.A. (Wadhain)
by Royal Warrant 16 Jan. 16 •;} H.

Perhaps identical with Edmund Windham 1619.

George Strangewaies. Created M.A. (Wadham) 16 Jan.
16«.

" An officer, one of the ancient and genteel family of his name
in Dorsetshire." Wood.

Probably third son of Thomas Strange waies of Winterborne
Huston, aged 12 in 1623. (Hutchins, I. 149).

1643.

Thomas Baker. Elected j£. 1642, according to the Con-
vention Book under date 17 April, 1645, when he was
admitted " cujus tamen admissio per civiles regni dis-
cordias in hoc tempus dilata fuit," on which statement
Dr. Griffith, formerly Warden, made the following note,
dated 20 Oct. 1875 : " It seems to me that this entry is
erroneous in stating that Thomas Baker was chosen in
1642, and that he was not chosen till 1643, because (1)
after very careful scrutiny I cannot find more than one
Scholarship vacant at the election of 1642, when Warre,
B.A., seems to have made a vacancy, and W. Jermyri
Avas elected. (2) Baker after his admission is several
times mentioned after Shepheard but before Huish, who
appear to have been elected, with Hall and Estcott, in
1643," which agrees with the following entry in the
Admission Register : " Allegavit se per duos plus minus
abhinc annos, annum turn setatis decimum octavum
agentem tempore consueto electionis infra dictum Coll.

1643.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 151

per Gard. et aliquot dicti Coll. socios competentes in
Scholarem dicto Coll. collegiate fuisse electum et post
electionem cum consensu dicti Gard. et sine venia
speciali primo habita in Corn. Somersett. profectum
fuisse ; sed ita multum catervis et rebellium armatorum
impetu impeditum fuisse ut ad hoc Coll. accedere et
admissionis suse beneficium petere tuto ante hoc tempus
non potuit." £H. Magd. Hall, 8 May, 1640. (Somerset,
fil. Jacobi B. de Ilton, pleb. set, 15). B.A. 10 April 1647.
He had leave of absence from 11 Nov. 1645 till Christ-
mas; 30 Dec. till Easter; 30th March, 1646, till 29
June ; 30 June till Michaelmas, and 6 Dec. Ad-
mitted $3. on 6 Aug. 1647. On 14 July, 1648, he was
reported by the Visitors to the Committee of Lords and
Commons, and presumably deprived. He appears in the
Bursar's Books with three quarters' stipend as S*» in
arrear at Christmas, 1648.

He did "some little pettite service for his Majesty in the
garrison at Oxford," and subsequently became minister of
Bishops Nympton, Devon, " where he lived many years in a
most retired and studious condition in carrying on his pro-
found knowledge in the mathematical faculty, yet not known
or valued in the neighbourhood for his great knowledge till
this hook was by him published, ' The Geometrical Key, or the
Gate of Equations unlocked,' London, 1684." He died 6 June,
1690, and was buried in Bishops Nympton Church. He received
a medal from the Eoyal Society, with an inscription full of
respect. Wood, Ath. IV. 286.

Daniel Estcott. Elected JJ. apparently in 1643. |H. 24
Oct. 1645 (pleb. fil. set. 18, serviens added in another
hand). B.A. 16 Dec. 1648. M.A. 27 July, 1650. He
had leave of absence on 14 Dec. 1643 till Easter; 20
April, 1644; 2 July till Christmas; 24 Dec. till
Easter; 7 April, 1645, till 29 June; 30 June till
Michaelmas ; 11 Nov. till Christmas ; 30 Dec. till
Easter ; 30 March, 1646, till 29 June ; 30 June till
Michaelmas, and 6 Dec. On 14 July, 1648, he was
reported by the Visitors to the Committee of Lords and
Commons for not submitting, and appears in the Bursar's
Book with three quarters' stipend as *. in arrear at

158 WARDEN ESTCOT. [1643.

Christmas, 1648. Apparently he was not deprived, as he
appears among the Scholars in 1650, and on 29 May, 1651,
the following order was made by the Committee for the
Ee formation of the Universities: " Whereas it appears to
this Committee that there is a JF. now voyde in Wad-
ham College, and this Committee have not yet declared
the said College to be in a statutable way of making
their own elections : It is therefore ordered that Daniel
Estcott, Master in Arts, and ,£• of the said College, who
this day produced a certificate of his piety and suf-
ficiency in learning to this Committee, be JF. of the said
College, and shall receive all profits and privileges
thereof, to all intents and purposes ; and the Warden, or
Senior JF. resident in the said College, is required
forthwith to admit him accordingly. James Chaloner,
William Say, Richard Darley, Robert Brewster, Gilbert
Milliugton." In pursuance of which order he was ad-
mitted Jf. 9 July, 1651. He was Humanity Lecturer
in 1653. Sub-Warden in Nov. 1654 and Jan. 16-JK-
Bursar in July 1656 and Jan. 16ff. On Dec. 6, 1659,
when elections are again recorded in the old manner,
he was elected Sub-Warden. Bursar in 1660. Dean
1661. He was nominated B.D. 12 Sep. 1661, but was
not present ; he took the degree 7 May, 1662. Lived in
the South Bay Window, and as M.A. had the First
Upper Chamber from the Hall with a Cockloft.

Wood says that he was nephew of the Warden Estcott, and
speaks of him as " of Exeter City." Kector of Dunchideock,
13 March, 16f| ; Canon of Exeter, 17 Sept. 1663, and within
two years Archdeacon. He was buried in Exeter Cathedral 30
March, 1668.

William, Earl of Bedford. JfM. 15 Oct. 1643

Eldest son of Francis (Russell) 4th Earl of Bedford of that
family, created Knight of the Bath at the Coronation of Charles
I., succeeded his father 9 May, 1641. On the breaking out of
the Civil War he was made General of Horse for the Parlia-
ment, and commanded the reserve at the battle of Edge Hill,
23 Oct. 1G43 ; subsequently joined the King at Oxford, and

1643.] WARDEN ESTCOT. 159

served at the siege of Gloucester and battle of Newbury.
Lived in retirement till the Restoration, when he was made
Lord-Lieutenant of Bedford and Cambridge. He was the
father of William, Lord Russell, who was executed on a charge
of high treason 21 July, 1683. Having concurred in the
Revolution, he was created Marquis of Tavistock and Duke of
Bedford 11 May, 1694. He died 7 Sept. 1700, and was buried
at Cheneys, Bucks.

Sir Edward Herbert, The Attourney Generall. JfM.
26 Oct. 1643. On 25 Nov. 1643, he occupied the Little
Chamber in Btiller's Inn, and on 4 Dec. the North West
and North Corner Cocklofts. The only otherWadham record
referring to him is on the back of a MS. containing the
list of burials in the College Chapel and Cloister :
" Charles, the eldest son of Sir Edward, born Aug.
1644." " Edward, son of Sir Edward Herbert, Attorney-
General and ye lady (blank) his wife ; was born J (? une),
10, 1645 ; was baptised J (?une), 19."

Entered at Lincoln's Inn and called to the Bar ; appointed
Solicitor-General 25 Jan. 1640. M.P. for Old Saruin in the
Short Parliament 1640; Attorney-General 29 Jan. 1641.
On 3 Jan. 1642 he was ordered by the King to impeach the
five Members before the House of Lords, for which he was
himself impeached on 14 Feb. and subsequently found guilty,
and committed to the Fleet for a short time. He joined the
King at York, took up his residence in Oxford, and acted as
Attorney-General in the Parliament held there in 1644. He is
said to have resigned his place 1 Nov. 1645, but Clarendon always
calls him Attorney-General till he was made Lord Keeper of
the Great Seal at Paris in April, 1653, by Charles II. This
titular office he retained till July, 1654, when he resigned
the Seal into the King's hands, and retired from public life.
He died at Paris in the autumn of 1657. Charles Herbert, the
eldest son, M.P. for the town of Montgomery, succeeded his
cousin, Lord Herbert, as Colonel of the Twenty-third Royal
Welsh Fusiliers 10 March, 1689. He was a zealous supporter
of the Revolution of 1688 ; and was named heir to his brother
Arthur's title of Earl of Torrington ; but he was killed by the
enemy after being taken prisoner at the battle of Aughrim,
12 July, 1691.

160

WARDEN ESTCOT.

[1643.

Richard Martin, (ft. 25 March, 1643.
5 Feb. 1642, restored 30 March, 1643.

. received

Robert Adams, (ft. 1643. £.£H. received 4 Feb. 1642,
taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647.

John Major. Admitted to the lone Study over against the
little Chamber in Buller's Inn 18 Nov. 1643.

Marben

1644.

Martin Morland. £H. 26 June, 1644 (Bercher. fil. Thomje
Morland de Sulharnpstead, sacerd. ? set. 20). Elected £>.
2 July, 1644 (of Sallumstede, aged 17). B.A. 16 Dec.
1648. M.A. 21 June, 1651. He had leave of absence
2 July, 1644 till Christmas; 24 Dec. till Easter; 7 April,

1645 till 29 June; 30 June till Michaelmas; 11 Nov.
till Christmas; 30 Dec. till Easter, 1646; 30 March,

1646 till 29 June; 30 June till Michaelmas; and on
6 Dec. On 14 July, 1648, he was reported (under the
name of Merlaine) to the Committee of Lords and
Commons by the Visitors for not submitting : he appears
in the Bursar's Book with four quarters' arrears due on
his £>. at Christmas, 1648 : but so far from being de-
prived he was admitted Jf. 12 July, 1650. He was one
of the Bursars chosen 6 Dec. 1652, and again he is
Bursar in February, 16ft. His Jf. was vacant in 1657.

He was apparently a younger brother of Sir Samuel Morland,
created Baronet of Sulhamsted Bannister 1660. This Sir
Samuel was secretary to Thurlow, and was employed by Crom-
well on various embassies, which may account for Martin
Morland's retaining his position in the College. (Lysons.)

James Whetcombe. ffl. 26 June, 1644 (Essex, fil. Jacobi
Whetcombe de Margaretting, gen. set. 16). <gL 3 May,
1647. Elected & 20 Aug. 1647. Wood in his MS.
notes seems to imply that he died an Undergraduate.
Lived in the Under Chamber in the South Crest, and in
the Upper Chapel Chamber, May to Aug. 1647.

One Peter Whetcombe is mentioned in the Foundress' Will as

" my cousin."

M

162 WARDEN PITT. [1644-45-46.

Lloyd. One of this name is noted as B.A. of Wad ham
1644-45.

1645.

In this year there are no admissions recorded, and only
one matriculation ; that of Daniel Estcott, see under
1643.

1646.

Jonathan Vaughan. Elected j£. 1646, and admitted
24 Aug. 1647 (of St. Botolph, Aldersgate, London, aged
18). B.A. 16 Dec. 1648. M.A. Oct. 1649. His reply
to the Visitors 12 May, 1648, was: "I acknowledge the
Parliament power in this their present Reformation of
Oxon ; and submitt to it." He was reappointed 3% by
the Visitors 16 Oct. 1648 ; but in the Bursar's Book
1649, he is credited with t\vo quarters' arrears as JF, at
Christmas 1648. Admitted dF, 12 July, 1650. He was
Bursar in Jan. 16|~J, and still appears on the Foundation
in 1652.

Hugh Strode. OL 6 April, 1646 (Dorcestr.). <&M. re-
ceived 8 May, 1646, restored 1647. He and his brother
(below) lived in the Middle Chapel Chamber.

He was third son of Sir John Strode of Parnham, and was
baptised at Chantmarle 2 June, 1628, and registered at Cat-
tistock : he was a merchant in London, in the parish of
St. Magnus the Martyr, and died in 1700. (Hutchins, II. 130.)

Thomas Strode. OT. 6 April, 1646 (Dorcestr.). C.£R. re-
ceived 8 May, 1646, restored 4 Sept. 1648. His reply to
the Visitors 12 May, 1648, was as follows: "If the
authoritie of the Kinge be con joyned with this authoritie
of Parliament in this Visitation, I will willingely sub-
mitt unto it ; if otherwise, I will in noe wise submitt."

He was fourth son of Sir John Strode of Parnham ; became a
serjeant-at-law, and died s.p.m. 4 Feb. 1698, aged 70, and was

1646.] WARDEN PITT. 163

buried at Beaminster, where there is a statue in white marble,
nearly as large as lii'e, with this inscription :

D.O.M.P.Q.

Mortalitatis exuvias hie deposuit Thomas Strode serviens ad
legem qui in Christo placide obdormivit Feb. 4, 1608, setat. suae
70. Vir immortal i memorise sacratus : jurisprudentia pietate
et consilio insignis ; moribus integris juxta et suavissimis ;
Deo, principi et amicis semper fidus. Patre Johanne Strode,
equite aurato de Parnham in comitatu Dorset oriundus.
Charissimam sibi adscivit conjugem Mariam Adams, relic' de
Parkinson Odber, armigero, ex qua nliam suscepit unicam,
adhuc superstitem, quse hoc supremu pietatis monumentu
moestissima et cum lacrymis gemens.

L.M.D.P.Q.

Above is a shield of twelve quarters with the crest of Strode.
(Hutchins.)

Thomas Wickham. $5. 12 Nov. 1646 (Somerset.). E.JJH.
received 28 March, 1647, restored 10 Dec. 1647. Ad-
mitted 3> 20 Aug. 1647 (of Hosington, Somerset, aged
18). Lived in the Chamber under the Chaplains' till
admitted S>.

Probably Thomas Wickham of Horsington, baptised 1628 :
died before 14 April, 1682. (Phelps.) Father of Thomas
Wickham 1672, and grandfather of Thomas Wickham 17{^.

John Freeston. 13. 5 March, 16-f-f (Wigorn.). fH. same
day (til. Johannis Freeston de Kedmonster, i.e. Kidder-
minster, pleb. set. 15, serviens). <£.fH. received 1 June,
1647, restored in part 4 Nov. 1647, the remainder being
taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1647. Lived in the
Chamber under the Chaplains'.

Robert Bragge. IS. 24 March, 16£f (Dorcestr.). ffl.
9 April, 1647 (fil. Johannis Bragge de Hay Church, pleb.
aet. 19, serviens). (£.fft. received 24 March, 1646, restored
26 Sept. 1647. His reply to the Visitors was: "I doe
\villingely submitt to the authentic of Parliament in this

M 2

164 WARDEN PITT. [1646-47.

Visitation, and to the present Government of this Uni-
versity." This is placed among the answers from Hart
Hall 29 May, 1648, probably by mistake of the
Visitors' Eegistrar. He was nominated by the Visitors
to a S» ^ Wadham 3 Oct. 1648 : and appears with a
year's arrears due to him in the Bursar's Book at
Christmas, 1648. B.A. 5 June, 1649. Admitted ,jF.
12 July, 1650 (of Culleton, Devon.). His name does
not appear in the Bursar's Book after 1652. Lived in
the Bottom Tower Chamber 24 March, 1646.

John Crofts. Created DD. of Wadham 23 June, 1646,
" a reward for loyal sermons." He had been <*L of
Lincoln. f&. 24 Oct. 1628 (fil. Henrici Crofts de Ted-
ington, mil. set. 15). JF. of All Souls.

Was the younger son of Sir Henry Crofts (of Teddington, Beds. ),
and brother of William, Lord Crofts. Installed Dean of Norwich
7 Aug. 1660 : died 27 July, 1670, and was buried in the
Cathedral. (Wood F., II. 99.)

1647.

Matthew Derbie. Admitted £5* 6 Aug. 1647 (having been
elected 30 June, 1646) of Shepton Beauchamp, Somerset,
aged 19.

Robert Potter. Admitted £. 20 Aug. 1647 (of St. Aldate's,
Oxford, aged 19). His answer to the Visitors 12 May,
1648, was: "I, not able to judge of the authoritie of
Parliament, doe yet refuse to submitt to this Visitation."
And his name is returned as Richard Potter among those
who did not submit 15 May, 1648.

Probably of the same family as the original Scholar William
Potter 1613.

Thomas Ayshford. Admitted Clerk 24 Aug. 1647, aged
20, of Ottery St. Mary. He must have deposited some
(£.|HM for it was restored in 1650 by Lee, Bursar. He
was admitted £. 9 July, 1651, when he is described as
aged 19, of St. Mary Ottery, Devon. B.A. 10 July,

1647.] WARDEN PITT. 165

1651. He appears with £5 arrears due to him at
Christmas, 1648, in the Bursar's Book.

One Thomas Ayshford was appointed Vicar of Axmirister
13 Feb. 1661, and resigned in 1662.

Thomas Pistell. Admitted Clerk, 24 Aug. 1647, aged 17,
of Frome Quintine, Dorset.

Probably son of William Pistell, admitted Vicar of Frome
1617.

Sydenham. JF.OT. 14 Oct. 1647. Probably Thomas
Sidnham who fH. at Magdalen Hall 20 May, 1642
(Dorcestr. fil. Gulielmi Sydenham de Winford, arm. set.
17). He submitted to the Visitors, and was appointed
one of their delegates 30 Sept. 1647 (of Whaddam Coll.).
On the other hand his name appears among the M.A.'s
of Magdalen Hall 4 May, 1648, " Mr. Sidnam ; I sub-
mitt." On 3 Oct. 1648, his name (Siddenham) appears
among those chosen among the Fellows of All Souls by
the Visitors : of which College he was appointed Senior
Bursar by them 29 March, 1649. Created B.M.
14 April, 1648.

" He retired from Oxford when it became a Royalist fortress,
returned when it fell into the hands of the Parliament, and
retired finally just before the Restoration." (Burrows, Worthies
of All Souls.)

He became M.D. of Pembroke Hall, Camb. 1676. He was
'•the chief Physician from 1660 to 1670, and in his last days
licenciat or permissus of the College of Physicians." (Wood,
4 &. IV. 270.)

He was author of numerous medical works (see Wood). He
died 29 Dec. 1689, and was buried at St. James, Westminster.

Henry Powlett (Paulet). Jf.Qt. 14 Oct. 1647. C.iH.
restored 5 Oct. 1648.

166 WARDEN PITT. [1647.

Robert Atkins. <£. 27 March, 1647 (Somerset.). £fl.
9 April, 1647 (fil. Aronis Atkins de Chard, gen. ait. 18.
&.fH. restored 26 Sept. 1647. Appointed <£. by decree
of the Visitors 3 Oct. 1648. B.A. 5 June, 1649. M.A.
5 May, 1652. Admitted $. 12 July, 1650. His reply
to the Visitors was: "I doe submitt to the authoritie of
Parliament in this Visitation, and to the present Govern-
ment of this Universitie." This is placed among the
answers from Hart Hall 29 May, 1648, probably by mis-
take of the Visitors' Registrar. He appears with a year's
arrears due to him at Christmas, 1648, in the Bursar's
Book. Lived in the Middle Tower Chamber 9 March,
1647. He resigned his Jf. 30 June, 1661.

He is said to have been Chaplain to Oliver Cromwell ; died
1685.

Thomas Trayt (Traite). (ft. 6 April, 1647 (Dorcestr.).
fB. 9 April, 1647 (fil. Thomas Trayt de Dorchester, gen.
set. 15). e.fft. restored 21 July, 1647. Sir Trait occurs
in the Bursar's Books 1648-49. Lived in the Middle
Tower Chamber 6 April, 1647.

Hamlet Puleston. (ft. 25 May, 1647 (Hampshire). £H.
24 May, 1647 (Hampton, fil. Richardi Puleston de
Abbotsworthy, Doctoris, set. 15). Admitted ,£. 20 Aug.
1647 (aged 16, of Alsford Antiqua, i.e. Old Alresford,
Hants). B.A. 23 May, 1650. M.A. (Jesus) 25 April,
1653. Lived in the Upper Chapel Chamber from May,
1647 till 20 Aug. 1647. His answer to the Visitors
12 May, 1648, was: "I have little knowledge in such
affaires, yet (as I have heard) I may submitt to noe
Visitor, but the Bishopp of Bath and Wells : without
the danger of incurringe perjury." Whereupon he is
returned 15 May, 1648, as not submitting. (Pulixton.)
He probably, however, submitted for he became Fellow
of Jesus, where he was nominated Moderator Dialecticse
19 May, 1656. He retained his Jf. after the Restoration.

"He became a preacher, and wrote, Monarchist Britann'icw
Siiuiularis Protectio or a brief historical essay tending to prove
God's special Providence over the British Monarchy, London,

1647.] WARDEN PITT. 167

1660." Also, Epitome Monarchal' Hriftinuint', or a brief chro-
nology of the British Kings 1 (!('>:$.

"He died in London 111 a poor condition 16(32. (Wood,
Ath. III. 544.)

Son of Richard Puleston, an original Fellow 1613,

Richard Powell. <£. 31 May, 1647 (Somerset.). ifl.
24 May, 1647 (fil. Richard! Powell de Spaxton, sacerd.
set. 17). «D.fH. received 20 July, 1647, restored 20 Dec.
1647. Admitted &. 20 Aug. 1647, when he is described
as aged 18. Lived in the Under Chamber in the South
Crest.

Thomas Flower, (ft. 25 June, 1647 (Somerset.). <£JH.
received 3 July, 1647, restored 25 July, 1648.

Probably Rector of Farley Hungerford, Somerset, 26 June,
1674, where he died, and was buried with this inscription on a
stone in front of the altar :

Here lyeth ye Body of
Thomas Flower Rect of
This Church who dyed

The seventh day of

November in ye yeare of

Our LORD 1690

Richard Creshold. OL 30 Oct. 1647. &JH. received
8 Nov. 1647, restored 27 June, 1648. He replied to the
Visitors 12 May, 1648, (Crosheld) : "I neither may nor
can submitt to this Visitation in respect of my conscience
and oath of allegeance." One Richard Croshall of
Magdalen College is returned as not submitting on
15 May, 1648 : probably a mistake of the Registrar's for
the above Richard Creshold.

Edward Davenant. <£. 3 March, 1647 (Dorcestr.).

received 2 March, 1647, restored 8 Oct. 1648. He re-
plied to the Visitors 12 May, 1648: "Since that your
power is graunted you only by vertue of an Ordinance of
Parliament, I cannot, therefore, with a saffe conscience

168 WARDEN PITT. [1647.

submitt to this Visitation." His name is returned among
those not submitting on 15 May, 1648.

Son of l)r. Edward Davenant, Vicar of Gillingham, and
brother of the next ; buried at Gillingham, "armiger," 9 Dec.
1676. (Hutchins, III. 643.)

George Davenant. (ft. 3 March, 1647 (Dorcestr.).

received 2 March, 1647, restored 8 Oct. 1648. He re-
plied to the Visitors 12 May, 1648 : If the author! tie of
Parliament be grounded with the consent of the Kinge,
I will humbly submitt, if it be not, in conscience I
cannot." He was returned as not submitting on 15 May,
1648. However he fH. at Queens 18 Nov. 1650, Doctoris
fil. B.A. 26 Feb. 16fi M.A. (Oriel) 4 July, 1655. On
6 Feb. 1653, the Visitors forbade that any of the $.'s of
Oriel (of whom George Davenant was one) should be
admitted Jf.s : nevertheless the Dean admitted George
Davenant, whereupon on 23 Feb. the Visitors made void
his admission, and reduced him again to the condition ol
aU.

He was brother of the above, and son of Dr. Edward Davenant
of Gillingham, Wilts, at which place he died 11 Sept. 1661,
and was there buried. (Wood, MS.) (Hutchins, III. 643.)

John Galpin. 3$. 17 May, 1647 (Dorcestr.). One John
Galping £H. (Balliol) 2 Feb. 1643 (Dorcestr. fil. Johannis
Galping de Portesham, sacerd. serviens, set. 16). (C.fH.
received 17 May, 1647, restored 21 July, 1647. Lived
in the Bottom Tower Chamber 17 March, 1647.

Richard Penn. £H. 9 April, 1647 (Wigorn. fil. Gulielmi
Penn de Hagley, pleb. serviens, set. 15).

Joseph Sayre (Sayer). ffl. 24 May, 1647 (Bercher. fil.
Francisci Sayre de Yattendon, sacerd. serviens, set. 16).
His leply to the Visitors was: "I shall most willingly
submitt to this Visitation ordayned by Order of Parlia-
ment if it be joyned with that of the Kinge, otherwise I

1647.]

WARDEN PITT.

169

cannot with a saffe conscience." He took no degree, but
was created B.D. 13 Jan. 1670.

" He became Minister of Yattendon 1656, and resigned in 1665.
He was Kector of Newbury and Sulham, Berks, and Preben-
dary of Beaminster Secunda, Sarum, 20 May, 1670. Rector of
North Church, Herts, and Archdeacon of Lewes 8 Dec. 1681 to
1693. Author of a sermon preached at Eeading 1672."
(Wood F., II. 322.)

George Chester. (£.£H. received as (ft. or Jf.Gt. 6 Oct.
1647, and restored 3 Oct. 1648. His answer to the
Visitors 12 May, 1648, was : " I will not submitt unto
this Visitation unlesse it be derived from the power of
the Kinge."

John Tregmore. B.A. (Wadham) 12 July, 1647, his
grace is noted in the Convention Book on 10 July.
He is returned among those not submitting to the
Visitors 15 May, 1648. He occurs (apparently as
Tregennow) in the Bursar's Book 1648-49.

Marfcen Wilfcina,

1648.

John Wilkins. His father was a goldsmith at Oxford,- but
he was born at Fawsley, near Daventry, and educated at
a private school in the parish of All Saints, Oxford,
under Edward Silvestre. £H. (New Inn Hall) 4 May,
1627 (Northampton, fil. Gualteri Wilkins de Oxford, gen.
ast. 13). B.A. (Magdalen Hall) 20 Oct. 1631. M.A.
11 June, 1634. He was Vicar of Fawsley 2 June, 1637,
and Chaplain to William, Lord Say, and to Charles
Count Palatine of the Rhine. Created B.D. 12 April,
1648, being "Gustos design. Wadh. Coll." and D.D.
18 Dec. 1649, by dispensation of the Delegates. On
7 April, 1648, the Visitors having removed Dr. Pitt for
" high contempt and denial of the authoritie of Parlia-
ment," required the Fellows and Scholars to receive
Mr. John Wilkins as Warden, " as they will answer to
the contrary at their peril." The College was visited
13 April, and John Wilkins's name was entered in the
Buttery Book in place of Warden Pitt, and whereas by
the College Statutes the Warden was required to proceed
to D.D. within a year, the Visitors decreed on 5 May,
1648, that in consequence of John Wilkins's "attendance
on the Prince Elector," he should have a dispensation for
twelve months. On 20 May he was appointed one of
twenty delegates, "quorum vel major pars vel ad mini-
mum ex iis decem deliberent et statuent et in nomine
Universitatis respondeant in universum de omnibus quse
ad rem Academies publicam pertinent." On 5 July,
1648, he was one of a Committee (of which three was a
quorum) to examine all Candidates for JVs or <£»'s-
On 13 Aug. 1649, he was appointed an Assistant
Delegate to the Visitors; and on 16 Oct. 1652, he was
one of a Commission of five appointed by Oliver Crom-
well, Chancellor, to execute the office of Chancellor.

1648.] WARDEN WILKINS. 171

In Aug. 1654, certain complaints were made against the
Warden by the Fellows who endeavoured to get the case
heard by the Lord Protector's Council ; it was, however,
referred to the Visitors, who on 1 Sept. entirely acquitted
the Warden : and on the same day he was appointed one
of a Committee to examine the Statutes of New College,
with a View to diminishing the number of Lawyers
among the Fellows. In 1656 he married Robina, widow
of Peter French, Canon of Christ Church, and sister of
the Protector, from whom he obtained a dispensation to
retain the Wardenship in spite of the Statute against
marriage. On 3 Sept. 1659, he resigned the Warden-
ship being -appointed Master of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge. He was incorporated DJD. at Cambridge 18 May,
1658, but was ejected from Trinity in 1660.

He subsequently became Rector of Cranford, Middlesex,
10 Dec. 1661 ; Vicar of St. Lawrence Jewry, li April, 1662,
till 1668 ; Rector of Polebrook, Northampton, 7 Nov. 1666 ;
Prebendary of Chamberlainswood, 19 July, 1667, till 12 Jan.
166f ; Preacher at Gray's Inn ; Dean of Ripon ; and was con-
secrated Bishop of Chester 15 Nov. 1668. He died 19 Nov. 1672,
and was buried at St. Lawrence Jewry, 12 Dec. His funeral
sermon was preached by William Lloyd (afterwards one of the
Seven Bishops, see 1655). He was one of the first Members of
the Royal Society to which he was also a benefactor.

" A noted theologist and preacher, a curious critic in several
matters, an excellent mathematician and experimentist, and
one as well seen in mechanisms and new philosophy as any of
his time." (Wood, Ath. III. 968.)

For a catalogue of his works, mathematical and theological,
see Wood, Ath. III. 969, &c. His portrait hangs in the College
Hall. Gutch says that he bequeathed £200 to Wadham.

Bartholomew Grave, A.M. Appointed JF. by Decree of
the Visitors 11 Oct. 1648, and admitted 5 Feb. 16|f : of
Stratford-le-Bow, Middlesex. On 14 April, 1648, he
was incorporated M.A. from St. Andrews University,
at which time was a <2L of Merton. From the
Records at St. Andrews it appears that Bartholomew
Grave (Angms, Londinensis), was incorporated in St. Leo-
nard's College in 1645, and graduated in Arts in 1647

172 WARDEN WILKINS. [1648.

(his name is entered as Gray in the Faculty Quaestor's
Book). As a Member of Merton his answer to the
Visitors 12 May, 1648, was : " I submitt to the authoritie
of Parliament in this Visitation." He held the office of
Bursar 1649, and again 1651, and was Sub-Warden

1650. His name occurs for the last time as Jf. in the
Bursar's Book at Midsummer 1653, but he still had
a Chamber (the First Upper Chamber from the Chapel)
with a Cockloft over the Second Upper Chamber from
the Chapel for his servitor Jilbret, i.e. Gilbert, and
appears in the Bursar's Book as a dF.<£. in 1654. On
23 Aug. 1654, the Visitors noted his absence from
College, and required him to return with all convenient
speed " to attend to the affaires of the House."

Joshua Bowden, A.M. Appointed jF. by Decree of the
Visitors 3 Oct. 1648, and admitted 5 Feb. 16f f: of Morton,
Devon. $H. Magdalen Hall 1642 (pleb. fil. set. 17).
M.A. 14 April, 1648. He replied to the Visitors 4 May,
1648: "I submitt to the authority of Parliament in
this Visitation." He was Bursar in 1650, and again in
1652, and signs as Sub- Warden 7 March, 1653 ; but in
the Bursar's Book he appears as Catechist for that year.
We find him as Sub- Warden in May, 1654, after which
his name disappears from the accounts.

Samuel Lee, A.M. Appointed Jf. by Decree of the
Visitors 3 Oct. 1648, and admitted 5 Feb. 16ff. He
was the only son of Samuel Lee, haberdasher of Fish
Street Hill, London, born 1625, and was educated at
St. Paul's School. He had entered Magdalen Hall 1647,
and was created M.A. 14 April, 1648. On 4 Jan. 1649,
he was recommended for a Jf. at All Souls, and the
order was repeated on 18 Jan. : but he remained at
Wadham. He was appointed Junior Proctor 9 April,

1651, for although he was not of sufficient standing, yet
the Visitors (considering the present necessity) granted
a dispensation that he might hold the office on 20 March,
1650. He held the office of Bursar Oct. 1648, and again
1650 and 1654, and Sub- Warden 1652 : and he appears
as Dean in the Bursar's Book of 1653. On 23 Aug.

1648.] WARDEN WILKINS. 173

1654, the Visitors noted his absence from College, and
required him to return with all convenient speed to
attend to the affairs of the House. He made a vacancy
among the J]fVs in 1657. While at Wadham he en-
deavoured to introduce a stricter system of accounts, and
during his Bursarship made a plan of the College
Chambers, and tried to set the Chamber Book records on
a better footing. Lived in the Third Upper Chamber
from the Chapel, which he took 19 March, 1648, and out
of which he was paid 13 June, 1656.

Cromwell gave him the living of St. Botolph's, Bishopsgate,
and he was also Lecturer at St. Helen's. After the ^Restoration,
he lived on his estate at Bicester, and " sometimes kept con-
venticles." In 1686 he went to America and become pastor of
Bristol, Rhode Island, 8 May, 1687. He preached at the public
fast in Boston 17 June, 1691. As he was returning to Europe
1691, he was captured by a French vessel, and died at St. Malo.
He was author of numerous sermons and theological works
(see Wood's Ath. IV. 345, and W. B. Sprague's Annals of the
American Pulpit, Vol. I. p. 209).

William Rathband, B.A. Appointed $. by Decree of
the Visitors 3 Oct. 1648, and admitted 5 Feb. 16Jf (de
parva Lever, Lane.). Incorporated B.A. 10 Oct. 1648 (e
Coll. Emman. Cantab). M.A. 14 June, 1649 (as Kath-
bone). He held the office of Bursar 1652 ; of Librarian
1653. His last appearance in the Bursar's Books is in
1658.

He entered Emman uel College, Cambridge, as Sizar 7 April,
1643 (of Lancashire), and graduated B.A. (Wrothband) 1646.
He is said to have died in 1695 or 1696.

Robert Webber, B.A. Appointed Jf. by Decree of the
Visitors 3 Oct. 1648, and admitted 5 Feb. 16±* : <>f
Mayden Newton, Dorset. £H. 20 Feb. 1648 (sacerdotis
fil). B.A. (Webb) 17 Oct. 1648. M.A. 12 Oct. 1650.
His reply to the Visitors was : " I, Robert Webber, doe
cheerfully and willingly submitt to the power of Parlia-
ment in this Visitation, which I had before this ex-
pressed, had not I necessarily been detained in the
country." (? dated 29 Sept, 1648). He was Bursar

174 WARDEN WILK1NS. [1648.

1653. On 23 Aug. 1654, his absence from College was
noted by the Visitors, and he was required to return to
College with all convenient speed, but his name does not
occur in the Bursar's accounts after that year. He
occupied the Fourth Upper Chamber from the Hall
from 5 July, 1649, to 29 Oct. 1655.

John Willis, B.A. Appointed Jf. by decree of the
Visitors 3 Oct. 1648, and admitted 5 Feb. 16ff (of
Raighley, Essex). |H. 20 Feb. 1648 (sacerdotis fil.).
B.A. 17 Oct. 1648. M.A. 27 July, 1650. He was
Bursar 1654 and 1655, and Sub-Warden 1657. His
name is not found in the Bursar's Books after 1658.
Lived in College Upper Chamber, arid apparently rented
the Cockloft over it.

Possibly he was a son of John Willis, an original £. 1613.

Abraham Wright. Appointed £. by decree of the Visitors
3 Oct. 1648. m. 20 Feb. 1648 (pleb. fil.). B.A. 24 Feb.
16f^. He appears in the Bursar's Book with three
quarters' arrears of ,§• due to him at Christmas, 1648 :
his name disappears after 1652. From the Bursar's
Book it looks as if he had been elected ^j). in 1650 or
1651 : but there is no record of any election of ^.'s in
those years.

Alexander Hodge. Appointed 3% by decree of the Visitors
3 Oct. 1648. fH. 22 March, 1650 (Doctoris fil.). B.A.
1 April, 1652 M.A. 1 June, 1654. Admitted $.
8 July, 1654. His name appears in the Bursar's Book
with three quarters' arrears due Christmas, 1648, and
continues to appear up to 1658. He entered upon the
Fourth Upper Chamber from the Hall 29 Oct. 1655, and
on 11 May, 1658, allowed part of the valuation to go for
his brother's, (Thomas Hodge, 1658), C.fH., but he was
not paid out till 16 April, 1660.

Chaplain at Amsterdam 1669 ; died 1689.

The nine names which follow are stated in the Register
of Visitors to be those of Scholars appointed to places in
Wadham College, but as there is no trace of any of them

1648.] WARDEN WILKINS. 175

at Waclham, I am inclined to suspect that the Registrar
entered the name of the wrong College against them ;
particularly as five of them were educated at Merchant
Taylors' School, and proceeded thence to St. • John's
College in this year.

Dalender. John Dallender. fft. Trinity, 16 Dec. 1646
(Sussex, fil. Nicholas Dallender de Chichester, gen. set.
IS). He submitted to the Visitors 5 May, 1648.

Hatley. William Hatley. ffl. St. John's 13 Nov. 1650
(pleb.). B.A. (St. John's) 4 July, 1651. M.A. 1 May,
1654. He submitted to the Visitors 5 May, 1648, when
his name appears among the members of Trinity College.

Christopher. Samuel Christopher. Born 1 Dec. 1631, edu-
cated at Merchant Taylors' School, elected to St. John's
1648. ffl. St. John's, 13 Nov. 1650 (pleb. fil.). B.A. (St.
John's) 2 March, 16|i M.A. 30 June, 1654. B.D. 5 Dec.
1661.

Wyatt. Thomas Wiat. Only son of John Wiat, salter, born
in the parish of St. Magnus, London, 15 April, 1632,
educated at Merchant Taylors' School, and elected to
St. John's 1648. ffi. St. John's 20 Feb. 16|f (pleb. fil.).
B.A. (St. John's) 4 March, 16f-J-. M.A. 25 Oct. 1654.
B.D. 5 Dec. 1661. D.D. 23 June", 1666.

Vicar of Melksham 1662, and Eector of Bromham, Wilts,
1668. Prebendary of Fordington, Sarum, 24 June, 1667, and
Canon Residentiary. Buried in Salisbury Cathedral 1725,
aged 93, with this inscription on a slab in the south-east
transept, now quite obliterated :

H.S.E.

Thomas Wyatt, Sacrosanctse Theologize
Non tantum Nomine sed et Re
Orthodoxus Dignus Professor

Londini Natus

Schola Mercatorum Scissorum literis imbutus

Collegii Divi Joannis Baptistse apud Oxonienses Socius

Ecclesise de Bromham in Agro Wiltoniensi Rector

Et hujus deinum Ecclesiee Canonicus Residentiarius

176 WARDEN WILKINS. [1648.

Vir Pietatis Primae
Pacificus
Benevolus
Modestus

Linguas varias percalluit et in libris inelioris notsc

Sine futili ostentatione versatus est :

Par publicis privata maluit,

Obiit
Decimo octavo die February

Nicholls. Probably Daniel Nicolls, born 1 Nov. 1632.
Educated at Merchant Taylors' School, and elected to
St. John's 1648. B.A. 1652. M.A. 1657.

Rector of Scotton, Line.

Jerrard. Thomas Gerrard. Fifth son of Nicholas Gerrard of
St. Austins, London, Merchant Taylor, born 9 July, 1629,
Educated at Merchant Taylors' School, and elected to
St. John s 1648. fll. St. John's 20 Feb. 16Jf (pleb. fil.).
B.A. (St. John's) 6 March, 16 j&. M.A. 11 Nov. 1654.

Possibly Master of Reading Grammar School 1655.

Hall. This name cannot be traced, unless Joseph Hall
16^~» is confirmed in his ,§» by the Visitors, or as he
occurs among the Merchant Taylor boys and St. John's
men, possibly it is John Hall, only son of John Hall,
clergyman. M.A. and Parson of Bromsgrove, Wore,
born there 29 Jan. 1633, and educated at Merchant
Taylors' School. As Undergraduate of Pembroke Col-
lege, Oxford, he submitted to the Visitors 5 May, 1648,
where he was appointed &. by the Visitors 22 April,
1650. B.A. 1651. M.A. 1653. He received a testimonial
that he was " godly, studious, and of good proficiency in
learning," on 17 July, 1655, Jf. of Pembroke. Master of
Pembroke 1664-l7°f. B.D. 1666. D.D. 1669. Mar-
garet Professor of Divinity 1676-1691. Bishop of
Bristol 1691. Died 4 Feb. 17?jj.

1648.] WARDEN WILKINS. 177

Baker. Probably John Baker, born 15 Dec. 1631, educated
at Merchant Taylors' School, and elected to St. John's
1648. fH. St. John's 20 Feb. 16-*-§- (pleb. fil.), but there
is another John Baker who £H. St. John's 13 Nov.
1650 (gen. fil.). B.A. (St. John's) 4 March, 1051.
M.A. 25 Oct. 1654,

Manninge. Edward Manninge. fH. St. John's 20 Feb.
(pleb. fil.). B.A. (St. John's) 6 March, 16H-

Thomas Lawrence. Appointed JF. by the Visitors, but
there is no record of his admission. M.A. (Exeter)
17 Oct. 1648. Bursar Oct. 1648, and again Dec. 1648.
He took part in the admission of Scholars 7 Sept. 1649.
He appears in the Bursar's Book 1640, when he is placed
between Lee and Rathband, but his name is not found
after 1650.

Walter Pope. He was appointed &. by the Visitors in
1648, but there is no record of his admission. B.A.
6 July, 1649. M.A. 10 July, 1651. He obtained an
order for a Jf. 3 July, 1651, from the Committee for the
Reformation of the Universities, vice Bartlett resigned ;
and was admitted 9 July, 1651. He was Moderator of
Philosophy 1653; Bursar 1655, 1657; Sub-Warden
1658; also he was elected Dean for 1660-1661; Junior
Proctor 21 April, 1658. M.D. (favore Cancellarii) 9 Sept,
1661. In 1654 he was living in the Middle Chamber
next the Tower on the South side, and on 13 June, 1656,
took the Third Upper Chamber from the Chapel which
he vacated 29 Sept. 1662. He was "amotus" from his
JF. 27 June, 1662, being then Professor of Astronomy
in Gresham College to which he had been elected in
succession to Wren, March, 1660.

He was uterine brother of Dr. Wilkins, the intruded Warden,
and was born at Faulsley, i.e. Fawsley, Northants. He was
first a member of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1645. He was
subsequently Registrar for the diocese of Chester 1668, and
an original JF. of the Royal Society, 20 May, 1663. He pub-
lished the Life of Dr. Setli Ward, Bishop of Salisbury. Wood

S

178 WARDEN WILKINS. [1648.

attributes to him numerous works of a fugitive nature, in-
cluding the Memoirs of M. Du Vail (the highwayman). He
resigned his Gresham Professorship 21 Sept. 1687, and retired
into the country to Epsom ; but later returned to Buning
(? Bunhill) Fields, where he died, June, 1714, and was buried
in Cripplegate Church ; where the entry in the Eegister is :

L | Walter Pape Doctor | aged | Below | 25
Burials in June, 1714

Christopher Wren. C.fH. received as dF.<£. 25 June, 1649
or 1650, restored by Bursar Morland 25 Jan. (probably
1653). B.A. 18 March, 16 J-f. M.A. 11 Dec. 1653, but
before the Act he had become a member of All Souls',
being elected ^P. there Nov. 1653. He seems, however,
to have still maintained his connection with Wadhain, as
he paid for the Chamber over the gate 13 Oct. 1663,
and on 28 Nov. 1660 took part in the foundation of the
Royal Society. He was son of Dr. Christopher Wren,
Dean of Windsor and of Binchester in Durham ; but is
said (at All Souls') to be of the county of Wilts, having
been born at East Knoyle, Wilts, 20 Oct. 1632. He re-
mained eight years at All Souls', where he was made
D.C.L. 12 Sept. 1661. He was chosen Professor of
Astronomy in Gresham College 7 Aug. 1657; but re-
signed his Gresham Professorship 8 March, 16f J, on
being elected to the Savilian Professorship of Astronomy
at Oxford 5 Feb. 16f ?-, which he resigned 9 April,
1673.

"He was an admirable architect, a profound mathematician,
and well versed in classical learning." He was Surveyor to
the Crown from the time of Charles II. to George I., "the
length of whose life enriched the reigns of several princes, and
disgraced the last of them," says Horace Walpole. Knighted
1674. President of the Royal Society 1680. He was M.P. for
Ply in ton, Devon, 1675, and for Melcombe Regis, Dorset, 1700.
He died 25 Feb. 1722, aged 91, and was buried in St. Paul's
Cathedral 5 March, 17 §q. His portrait hangs in the College
Hall.

1648-49.] WARDEN WILKINS. 179

John Ball. f&. 20 Feb. 1648 (sacerd. fil.). Elected &.
7 Sept. 1649 (aged 18, of Crewcorne; Somerset.). B.A.
7 July, 1652. M.A. 31 May, 1655. Admitted ,jf.
9 July, 1655. He was Bursar 1659 ; and elected Dean
6 Dec. 1659, but died 30 July, 1660 ; and on 10 Aug.
1660, Turges was elected Dean, vice John Ball, "nuper
defuncti." He is entered, however, as buried in the
College Chapel 26 Aug. 1660 ; and a stone was placed
in the Antechapel, marked J. B. 1660. He was Magister
Scholarum 1659, and Wood describes him as " philosophus
egregius." He was probably elected ^p. in July, 1654,
as on 1 Sept. 1654, Sir Ball and Sir Crosse were called
upon by the Visitors " to give accompt of the authority
whereby they were elected into jF.s, and when Wadham
College was restored to a capacity to make elections by
an express Order of the late Committee for regulating
the Universities." The Visitors had reported to the
Committee that " Wadham was in a fitt capacity to maite
its own elections" 28 May, 1651 ; but it would seem that
the Committee had never acknowledged this report.

John Blaxton (Blackstone). fH. 20 Feb. 1648 (sacerd.
fil.). CJK. received as OL 2o Oct. 1648, taken up for
Battels 28 Oct. 1649. His name is in the Bursar's
Accounts 1648-49.

Marcus King. fft. 20 Feb. 1648 (serviens.). Was ap-
parently (tflerk at Christmas, 1648 (Bursar's Book), but
his name does not appear again.

Francis Dussell. £H. 20 Feb. 1648 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as $5. 23 March, 1649. His name is in the
Bursar's Accounts 1648-49,

1649.

Row. This name appears among the JJ.s in the Bursar's
Book 1649, between Bragg and Wright ; as it never
occurs again, and occupies the position where Pope
should be, it is possibly a mistaken entry or transcription :
see however, James Rowe 1653.

180 WARDEN WILKINS. [1649.

John Hobson. Admitted Chaplain 6 July, 1649 ("in
Presbytereum sive Capellanum "), born at Agnes Burton,
co. York. He took the Oath on his admission to ob-
serve the College statutes, "quatenus consentanea sint
Verbo Dei et Ordinationibus Parliament! "). He was
created B.A. 14 July, 1649 ; John Hobson, " provectioris
setatis studiosus et capellanus electus Wadh. Coll.,"
and M.A. the same day, "virtute dispensatione dele-
gatorum." He appears as Chaplain in the Bursar's Book
1649, but not afterwards.

Charles Morton. Admitted £. 7 Sept. 1649, aged 19, of
Egloshayle, Cornwall. B.A. 6 Nov. 1649. M.A.
24 June, 1652. Possibly Charles Mourton, Under-
graduate of New Inn Hall, who submitted to the
Visitors 4 May, 1648.

Charles Morton died in New England 1706.

John Hadocke. Admitted &. 7 Sept. 1649, aged 18, of
Preston, Lancashire. B.A. 6 Nov. 1649.

Francis Crosse. Admitted &. 7 Sept. 1649, aged 18, of
Stogumber, Somerset. (£Jft. received 16 April, 1649,
taken up for Battels, Oct. 1649. B.A. 12 Oct. 1652.
M.A. 22 June, 1655. He was probably elected ^. July,
1654, as it is recorded that the Visitors questioned his
election 1 Sept. 1654 (see under John Ball 1648), but it
seems that he was never admitted JfF. and his name only
occurs once in the Bursar's Books, March, 16|~g-.

After the Kestoration lie went to Leyden, in Holland, where he
obtained the degree of Doctor of Physic, and afterwards he
returned to Bristol, where he practised with good success, and
died in the parish of St. Walberg 1675. He was author of
Disputatio medica inauguralis de febre intermittente.

George Boraston. Admitted &. 7 Sept. 1649, aged 17, of
Ribsford, Worcester. fft. 14 Nov. 1650 (min. fil.).
B.A. 4 Feb. 16|f. M.A. 4 July, 1655.

His father was Minister of Beaudly, Worcester ; Rector of
Hever, Kent ; author of The Royal Law, a sermon at the
Worcestershire Feast 1683.

1649.] WARDEN WILK1NS. 181

Henry Dent. Admitted £. 7 Sept. 1649, aged 19, of
Stanton Fryor, i.e. Pryor, Somerset. fH. 14 Nov. 1650
(serviens). B.A. Feb. 164 j. M.A. 16 July, 1655. Ad-
mitted JF. 11 Dec. 1656. In 1654 he occupied a room
on the first floor adjoining the Chapel, and probably also
in the Double Chamber in Buller's Inn, though the
name appears as Denne. His name appears in the
Bursar's Books up to 1659.

William Turges. Admitted g>. 7 Sept. 1649, aged 19, of
Uphaven, Wilts. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. til.). B.A.
4 Feb. 16|f. M.A. 22 June, 1655. M.B. 22 July, 1658.
Admitted JF. 20 Oct. 1654. Bursar 1657-1658. Some
difference arose among the jF.s as to the election of
jF.s in 1653, and on 9 Sept. the Visitors called upon
the Warden and Jf.s to proceed to a fresh election into
the two vacant Jf.s within one month, and on the
18 Oct. 1653, sanctioned an agreement whereby Turges
was chosen p. into one of the vacant places, and the
other was kept vacant for a year. Elected Dean (vice
Ball, "nuper defunct!") 10 Aug. 1660. On 20 Dec.
1654, he took over the Fourth South Upper Chamber
from Mr. Estcot. His name continues to appear among
the jF.s till 1661.

Sebastian Pitchfield. Created B.A. 26 May, 1649 ("favore
Dni Thornse Baronis Fairfax generaliss. exercit. Parl. et
Oliver! Cromwell ejus locum tenentis dum Oxonise
agebant ").

It is doubtful whether he really entered at "Wadham.

Tooker. M.A. (of Wadham) 8 May, 1649.
Possibly Edmund Tooke 1636.

Seth Ward. Praelector of Astronomy, incorporated M.A.
from Cambridge 23 Oct. 1649. His &M. as dF.OL was
received 29 April, 1650, restored 2 April, 1660. Lived
in the Chamber over the Gate, which he vacated 2 May,
1660 ; and in 1654 he also occupied the First- Floor
Room adjoining it on the North. He proceeded D.D. by

182 WARDEN WILKINS. . [1649.

dispensation from the Delegates 29 May, 1654, " Astron.
Professor, sancte Theol. studiosus per decennium." Born
1617, and educated at Buntingford, Herts. fH. at
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, 1 Dec. 1633 (but
the Register at Cambridge says 4 July), " fil. Johannis
Ward attornati, setat. ferme 16." Servitor and sub-
sequently £. of Sidney. B.A. 16ff M.A. 1640.
Ejected for his loyalty 1643. Chaplain to Lord Wenrnan
1649 ; one of the Committee for the Reformation of the
University of Oxford ; Savilian Professor of Astronomy
1649-1661 ; Precentor of Exeter Cathedral 1656 ; elected
Principal of Jesus College, Oxford, 1657, but not in-
stalled ; elected President of Trinity College, Oxford,
1659, from which he was ejected at the Restoration.

Dean of Exeter 1660 ; Bishop of Exeter 1662 ; Bishop of
Salisbury 1667 ; Chancellor of the Order of the Garter 1671.
He died 6 Jan. 16||, and was buried in the Cathedral at
Salisbury. He founded almshouses at Salisbury and at Bunt-
ingford ; and was the author of numerous Sermons and Works
on Astronomy, Philosophy, and Mathematics (see Wood's Aih.
IV. 246). He was one of the first members of the Royal
Society. His life was written by Dr. W. Pope, F.R.S., see
1648.

Miles (?) Flick. C.ffl. received 1 June, 1649, restored to
Miles Flick 3 April, 1652.

Peter Glubb. C.fH. received as 1$. 13 and 14 Feb.

restored 4 Oct. 1650. fft. (Corpus) 14 Nov. 1651 (pleb.
fil.). B.A. (Corpus) 4 Feb. 16|f.

Squibs. C.JH. received 16 Feb. 16££, returned in Battels.
Mr. Squibb (ft. of Trinity, was summoned before the
Visitors 4 May, 1648.

Squibb is a Dorsetshire name at Swyre, and Ewern Minster,
and Whitchurch.

.John Studely. (£.£H. received 18 Feb. 16f§-, restored
24 April (apparently) 1652.

1650.] WARDEN WILKINS. 183

165O.

John Hopkins. Admitted £. 28 Sept. 1650, aged 18, of
Beauminster, Dorset, ffl. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens).
OLfH. received Feb. 1650, restored 3 Oct. 1650. B.A.
Feb. 16ff ; died before taking his M.A.

He was elder brother of Ezekiel Hopkins 1650, and therefore
son of John Hopkins, Rector of Pinne, Devon.

Richard Watts. Admitted Jf. 9 Oct. 1650, of Epping,
Essex. M.A. 18 June, 1652. He was JF. on 7 March
1653 (Convention Book), and continues to appear in the
Bursar's Book till Midsummer, 1654.

Robert Driden. ffl. 14 Nov. 1650 (Baronetti fil.). €M.
received as $M. 14 Dec. 1650, restored 12 Feb. 1652.
Lived in the College Middle Chamber.

Apparently son and heir of Sir John Dryden (second Bart. ) of
Canons Ashby, Northants : he succeeded his father, about 1658,
and died unmarried 19 Aug. 1708, aged 76.

Valentine Pumarey. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.). His
C.fft. as <j£. was restored 16 Jan. 1652.

Probably of the family of Pomeroys of Stundridge, Devon.

John Carew. iffi. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.). &M. as Jf.<&.

was restored toward the end of 1651.

James Keate. M. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens.). 4DJK. received
1 June, 1649, restored 8 April, 1651 (but perhaps it was
only paid over to Mr. Grave, the Bursar, who appears to
receive £5 from Keate in 1656).

Ralph Ironside. n. 14 Nov. 1650 (min. fil.).
received 16 April, 1649, restored 13 Dec. 1652.

Probably son of Ralph Ironside, Rector of Longbridy, and
Archdeacon of Dorset, brother of Gilbert Ironside, Bishop of
Bristol. If so, he was subsequently M.D., and married
Margaret, daughter of Sir Edward Fust of Hill, Bart.

184 WARDEN WILKINS. [1650.

Gilbert Ironside. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (min. fil.). Elected
S. 9 July, 1651, aged 18, of Steepleton, Dorset, B.A.
4 Feb. 16ft. M.A. 22 June, 1655. Admitted JF.
30 June, 1656. Public Reader in Grammar 1659. B.D.

12 Oct. 1664. D.D. 30 June, 1666. Elected Bursar
6 Dec. 1659, and again in 1661 ; Sub- Warden 1660 ;
Librarian 1662 ; Prebendary of Tolkerington, York,

13 Oct. 1660. He was elected Smarten 7 Dec. 1665,
resigned 7 Oct. 1689, being Bishop-designate of Bristol;
Vice-Chancellor of Oxford 1687-1689. He took pos-
session of the Middle Corner Chamber from the Gate
on the South side 11 May, 1658.

He may have been brother of the preceding, and son of Ralph
Ironside, Rector of Longbridy, but his age agrees with that of
Gilbert Ironside (son of Gilbert Ironside of Hawkesbury, Bishop
of Bristol, 1660), born 1632. He was consecrated Bishop of
Bristol 13 Oct. 1689, and translated to Hereford 27 May, 1691 ;
died 27 Aug. 1701, aged 69. He was author of several sermons,
and edited Bishop Ridley's Account of a Disputation held at
Oxford in 1554, published 1688. He appears to have been a
Royalist in 1659 (see Wood's Life, p. xxxviii), but in 1689 as
Vice-Chancellor he espoused the cause of the Prince of Orange.
(Hearne's Collections, O.H.8., I., p. 97.) There is an interesting
account of a conversation between him as Vice-Chancellor and
King James II., when the latter visited Oxford in Sept. 1687,
to enforce his mandate upon Magdalen College. (Bloxam's
Magdalen College, O.H.S., p. 80.) His portrait hangs in the
College Hall.

Nathaniel Bond. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.). OD.iH. re-
ceived 1 June, 1649, taken up for Battels 18 Dec. 1650.

Nathaniel Bond, son of Dennis Bond of Sutton, born 1634,
became King's Serjeant ; M.P. for Corfe Castle 1680, and for
Dorchester 1681 and 1696. Died 31 Aug. 1707, and was buried
at Steeple. (Hutchins, I., 603.)

Edward Fidoe. £ff. 14 Nov. 1650 (servieus). Elected S.
9 July, 1651, aged 18, of Shelsley, Worcester. B.A.
4 Feb. 16ff. M.A. 22 June, 1655. Elected Jf. of
Exeter 12 Jan. 16ff.

1650.] WARDEN WILKINS. 185

Benjamin Tolboyes. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.).

received as JfM. 12 Nov. 1650, restored 30 July, 1651.

William Paine. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived 1 June, 1649, restored as $3. by Bursar Grave in
1651.

John Greatfield. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens.). Probably
John Greenvill or Greenfield. (£.£H. received Feb. 1650,
restored by Bursar Grave in 1651. Grenvile appears as
OHerfc in the Bursar's Book, 1651. John Greenfield.
B.A. 12 July, 1653.

Peter May. im. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens). C.fH. received
as $3. Feb. 1650, restored 1652.

Richard Hoblyne. £fl. 14 Nov. 1650 (generosus). C.fH.
received 7 ? Aug. 1649, apparently as JF.<&.

Richard Hoblyne of Antren, son of Edward Hoblyne of St.
Columb. Died between 1690 and 1693. (Maclean's Trigg
Minor, L, 473.)

Crumpton South. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (generosus). <C.£H,
received Feb. 1650.

George Morgan. flH. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Il3. 13 Jan. 16f f, with further payment of £2,
11 April, 1651, restored 28 Oct. 1653.

Samuel Tuchon. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 16 Oct. 1650, fifty shillings, but on
14 Dec. he paid the rest of his C.fH. £2 10s., restored
28 Dec. 1652.

Arthur Peiziman. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.). His C.fH.
\vas received 5 March, 16-J-§-, restored 5 July, 1654.
B.A. 12 Oct. 1652, but he determined 16-Jf- Lived as
B.A. in College Middle Chamber.

John Rider. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.). C.fH. received
5 March, 16-J-£, restored 25 June, 1651.

186 WARDEN WILKINS. [1650.

William Elford. f&. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil). C.fft. re-
ceived 5 March, 16i£. restored 25 June, 1651.

Nicholas Morton, ffl. 14 Nov. 1650 (min. fil.). <£.fH. re-
ceived 7 Feb. 16ff. B.A. 19 Nov. 1653. M.A. 19 June,
1656. He lived as B.A. in 1654, in a room numbered
71 in Bursar Lee's Accounts ; but as the numbering
of the Front Quadrangle ends with 64, it was presumably
in the Back Quadrangle or some other out-building.

Maurice Abbot. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.). C.fH. re-
ceived probably as dF.(£* 1 June, 1649, restored
31 March, 1652. B.A. 24 Feb. 16f^ when he was
" Collector Junior."

Probably cousin of Maurice Diggs (see below), whose mother,
Mary, was daughter of Sir Maurice Abbot, Kut.

George Longe. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.). (ZTJH. re-
ceived 1 June, 1649, probably as Jf.(&., restored 4 June,
1651.

Matthew Driver. £H. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.). 0JB. re-
ceived as <£. or j?M. 25 June, 1650, restored in 1651.

Richard Verney (Varney). j|H. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.).
(C.iH. received as OL or JfM. 22 June, 1650, restored
3 Oct. 1653.

John Verney (Varney). M. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.).
Apparently elder brother of the above. C.fft. received
as OL or JfM. 22 June, 1650, restored (Verney Senior)
1651.

They were either sons of Ralph Verney of Middle Claydon,
Bucks, created Bart. 16 March, 16f£, who was succeeded by his
son John ; afterwards created Baron Verney of Belturbet, and
Viscount Fermanagh 16 June, 1703. Died 23 June, 1717. Or,
perhaps, the second and third sons of Sir Richard Verney,
knight, of Compton Verney, by Margaret, sister of Fulke
Greville, Baron Brooke ; of whom Richard died unmarried.

1650.] WARDEN WILKINS. 187

Thomas Conway. ffl. 14 Nov. 1650 (pleb. fil).

received as IS. 19 June, 1650, restored 28 June, 1652 (?).

Thomas Browning. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (pleb. fil.). (L£H.
received as $3. 19 June, 1650, but he became (ft. 7 Feb.
16fJ, restored before 1652.

Maurice Diggs. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.). ODJK. re-
ceived probably as dF.OL 15 July, 1650. On 2 Oct.
1650, Dr. Nourse received payment for the Second
Middle Chamber from the Hall from "Mr. Diggs Jf.<&.
who remained only J year " ; the rooms were taken again
3 March, 1650.

Maurice Diggs of Chilham Castle, Kent, was created Baronet
6 March, 16f|, but died s.p. 1666. Probably brother of Dudley
Diggs 1654, and uncle of Edward Diggs 1682.

John Walsh. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.). CEJK. received
as "Batler" 16 July, 1650, restored to his brother Daniel
8 Feb. 1654. B.A. 19 Jan. 16ff.

Humphrey Philips, ftt. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens).

received as Servitor 16 July, 1650, restored 17 Dec.
1651. Elected &. 9 July, 1651, aged 18, of Somerton,.
Somerset (according to Wood's M.S. " virtu te commis-
sariorum "). B.A. 19 Jan. 16-ff .

William Hamond. fft. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.).

received, probably as JfM. 13 Oct. 1650, restored
22 Sept. 1654.

Charles Blagrave. m. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.).

received, probably as JfM. 19 Oct. 1650, restored
apparently in 1651.

Silvanus Taylor. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (arm. fil.). CJW.
received 16 Nov. 1650, which was still in the Bursar's
hands in 1652. B.A. 23 Feb. 16f}. M.A. 28 May,
1657. JF. of All Souls 1657. Wood mentions him in
his life as a violinist, taking part in musical enter-

188 WARDEN WILKINS. [1650.

tainments in 1658 and 1660. A set of verses by him is
prefixed to Austin's Characters, see Samuel Austin 1652.

He died at Dublin in the beginning of Nov. 1672, says Wood,
but his name is found in a list of Fellows of All Souls, dated
1675. He was the son of Silvanus Taylor, a member of the
High Court of Justice.

Thomas Scriven. fH. 14 Nov. 1650 (serviens). <2L£H.
received as Servitor 7 Feb. 16f £, restored 17 Oct. 1653.
Admitted £>. 20 Oct. 1653, aged 19, of Northampton.
B.A. 17 Oct. 1653. He appears among the Foun-
dationers in the Bursar's Books in 1651 and 1652, and
up to Midsummer, 1653, at which time he was probably

aria*.

John Oglander. ffi. 14 Nov. 1650 (gen. fil.). C.fH. re-
ceived, probably as JfM. 13 and 14 Feb. 16££, and
restored 23 Dec. 1650. He appears from the Bursar's
Book to have owed money for Battels to the College in
1649.

Another John Oglander fft. 1658 ; one was probably the son of
Sir William Oglander, the first Baronet, and himself second
Baronet ; died about 1685.

George Trivellian. fH. 22 March, 16ff (arm. fil.).
received as JfM. 20 March, 16f }.

Probably Sir George Trevelyan, first Baronet, of Nettlecombe,
Somerset, created 24 Jan. 16££, son of George Trevelyan ;
married in 1655, and died 1671. Father of John Trevelyan
1687.

Julius Glandfield. £H. 22 March, 16f£ (arm. fil.).

received as dF.OL (Mr. Glanville) 14 March, 16f J, restored
8 Feb. 1652.

Samuel Tilley (Tilly), jft. 22 March, 16f£ (pleb. fil.).
L received as (&. 18 Nov. 1650, restored 4 Feb. 1653.

Probably afterwards Cleric of Martock, Somerset. See William
Tilly 1689.

1650.] WARDEN WILKINS. 189

Joseph Graves (Grave). fft. 22 March, 16f ? (gen. fil).
(C.iH. received as (ft. 13 July, 1650, restored 26 Oct.
1659. B.A. 19 Jan. 16ff. M.A. 19 June, 1656.

He was apparently the brother of Bartholomew Grave, the
intruded JF. 1648.

William Griffen. £BL 22 March, 16f£ (pleb. fil.). C.IH.
received as Batler 20 March, 16£$.

Richard Mitchell (Michell). m. 22 March, 16f£ (serviens).
C.fH. received as Servitor 5 Dec. 1650, restored by
Willis, who was Bursar in 1654. In 1654 he was living
in the Second Floor Room next the Tower to the North.

John Hardy. fft. 22 March, 16f£ (serviensj. (E.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 19 Dec. 1650.

"John Hardy the intruding Hector of Simondsbury, Dorset,
1657, was a native of Frampton, and educated at Wadham
College. He was one of the ministers who preached at West-
minster, the Thanksgiving for the Eestoration. He was a
partial conformist, and equally distinguished for his abilities as
a preacher, and for the integrity of his conduct. He preached
sometime at South wick, Hants, where he died in the prime of
life, 1668 or 1669." (Hutchins.)

John Bragg. £H. 22 March, 16ff (pleb. fil.). £.JH. re-
ceived as (ft. Henry John Bragge 4 Jan. 16f£, restored to
Robert Bragge (1646) 4 Oct. 1652.

Arthur Herne (Hearne). m. 22 March, 16f-?- (pleb. fil.).
£.£fl. received as (ft. 4 Jan. 16f£, restored 28 June
(? 1652), and again received from Sir Hearne 26 June,
1654.

The following extract from a letter of Jeames, "Warden of All
Souls, to Archbishop Sancroft, 1681, appears to refer to this
man. "I am told by Dr. Wallis that in the time of the
usurpation while I was turned out and banished from the
College, there was one Mr. Heron of Wadham College, chose
.by a majority into Dr. Greaves' place, but Sir Christopher

190 WARDEN WILKINS. [1650.

Wren was chose by Dr. Palmer the then Warden, and con-
firmed by the power that then was, there being no Archbishop.
Heron by a surprisal got a mandamus, and forced the Warden
with it, but there being an error in it, it was nulled, and he
could never get out another mandamus." Burrows, All Souls,
p. 107 ; where it is added that he died soon afterwards.

Timothy Luck. £H. 22 March, 16f-J (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 29 Jan. 16 f ?-, restored 16 July, 1655.
Elected £. 30 June, 1654, aged 17, of Canons Ashby,
Northants. B.A. 17 Dec. 1655. M.A. 1 July, 1658.
Admitted JF. 8 Dec. 1658; elected Librarian 1659,
1668; Humanity Lecturer 1663; Bursar 1664, 1669,
1674 ; also to supply Chase's place, who was elected
1673; Catechist 1665. On 5 Aug. 1662 to Lucke, be-
cause he had been abroad " indultum est." On 30 July,
1668, he signed the resolution as to the interpretation of the
terms of the Goodridge bequest. He vacated the Second
Upper Chamber from the Gate (South) 13 Oct. 1660,
and apparently lived afterwards in the Upper Chamber
of South Crest.

Wood (MS.) says he died " in patria Nov. 1675."

Beresford. <£.fft. received 28 March, 1650, restored (no
date).

Ezekiel Hopkins. (£JH. received 2 April, 1650, restored
6 April (no date, but apparently after four days), ffl.
Magdalen College Nov. 1650 (serviens). B.A. Mag-
dalen 17 Oct. 1653. M.A. 5 June, 1656.

He was educated at Merchant Taylors' School, where he was
admitted 1645. Second son of John Hopkins, Rector of Pinne
(i.e. Pinhoe), Devon ; born there 3 Dec. and baptised 14 Dec.
1634 (but in the Life prefixed to his Works it is said that he
was born at Sandford, in the parish of Crediton) ; Prince says
in 1633. Chorister of Magdalen 1649-1653, and brother of John
Hopkins <S. 1650 ; afterwards Usher of Magdalen School 1655-
1656 ; and Chaplain of the College 1656-1658 ; Minister of
St. Mary Arches, Exeter, 15 Jan. 16ff ; Chaplain to John,
second Lord Robartes, afterwards First Earl of Radnor, Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland, who made him Dean of Raphoe 1669 ;

1650.] WARDEN WILKINS. 191

Bishop of Raphoe 1671, translated to Londonderry 1681 ; re-
tired to England during the Revolution 16ff, and died
Minister of St. Mary Aldermanbury, London, 19 June, 1690,
to which post he had been elected Sept. 1689. His first wife
was a niece of Sir Robert Viner, Lord Mayor of London ; his
second, Lady Arammta, daughter of his patron, Lord Robartes.
His collected works (Theological) were published in London
(folio) 1701, and again in four vols, 8vo., in 1809.

Daniel Surges. C.fH. received as (ft. 4 April, 1650, restored
in the following Sept.

Ralph Jones. CT.fft. received as (ft. 29 April, 1650.
Mr. G-urrive. C.fH. received as OL 30 April. 1650.

Mr. Lawrence Rooke. C.fH. received probably as JfM.
24 Aug. 1650, restored 29 Jan. (? 1652).

Mr. Lawrence Oxburgh. C.fH. received probably as JfM.
24 Aug. 1650.

Evidently eldest son of Lawrence Oxburgh, alias Hewar of
Enmeth, Norfolk, living 17 March, 1677.

Mr. John- Oxburgh. (£.£H. received probably as Jf.(&.
24 Aug. 1650.

Brother of the above. John Oxburgh, clerk, of West Walton.

Nathan Whetham. C.fH. received as Jf.(&. 16 Oct.
1650, restored by Bursar Morland (i.e. 1653 or 1655).
B.A. 18 March, 16f¥.

rilliam Parker. C.ffl. received as Servitor 7 Feb. 16£°
(?), restored 14 Feb. 1652.

192 WARDEN WILKINS. [1651.

1651.

Edward Browne. He was appointed S>» ("virtute Com-
missariorum," Wood) 29 May, 1651, vice Estcot ap-
pointed to a Jf., see Warden's MSS. £H. 12 Nov. 1651
(pleb. fil.). B.A. 15 March, 16fi.

John Thurborne (Thurbarne). He was appointed &.
("virtute Commissariorum," Wood) 3 July, 1651, vice,
Pope, appointed to a Jf. see Warden's MSS. JH.
12 Nov. 1651 (pleb. fiL). B.A. 29 March, 1655.

Mathews. One of this name receives stipend apparently
as OTfjaplatn in 1651.

John Coghill. IE. 12 May, 1651 (eq. fil.). B.A. 6 Feb.
16-f-J- &M» received 8 April, 1651, restored 24 April
by°Estcott (i.e. probably 1656 or 1659).

Probably second son of Sir Thomas Coghill of Blechington,
baptised 28 April, 1633 (Visitation).

James Gardener. £H. 12 May, 1651 (pleb. fil.). <E.£H. re-
ceived as $3. June (?), 1651, restored in the course of
1651 or 1652.

Joshua Wright. m. 12 May, 1651 (pleb. fil.). or.fflL re-
ceived as <£. 3 May, 1651, restored 26 June, 1651.

Isaac Wright. fflL 12 May, 1651 (pleb. fil.). (E.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 3 May, 1651, restored 17 March, 1655.
B,A. 25 June, 1654. M.A. 11 June, 1657.

John Dove. ffi. 12 May, 1651 (pleb. fil.). B.A. (Dow)
25 June, 1654.

John Oliver. £H. 5 June, 1651 (min. fil.). C.fH. received
as ft. 9 May, 1650, restored 16 Aug. 1656.

1651.] WARDEN WILKINS. 19*

Joseph Francklin. ffl. 21 July, 1651 (serviens).

received as Servitor 5 June, 1651, restored apparently
in 1652.

Probably Vicar of Locking, Somerset, 16 March, 1G75, of which)

he was deprived before Dec. 1693.

Richard Littler, ffi. 21 July, 1651 (serviens). C.ffl. re-
ceived as Servitor 4 June, 1651, taken up for Battels
by Bursar Pope 1655 or 1657.

Hugh Davis, fft. 12 Nov. 1651 (pleb. fil.) €.ffl. received
as Gt. by Bursar Grave 1651.

John Musgrave. £H. 12 Nov. 1651 (pleb. fil.). &JK. re-
ceived as 13. about June, 1651, restored 17 Sept.
1655. B.A. 25 June, 1654. M.A. 12 June, 1657.

William Taite. M. 12 Nov. 1651 (arm. fil.). «D.fH. re-
ceived probably as JfM. (Teate) 27 March, 1651, restored
(Tate) 21 March, 1653.

Wood has a note against his name, " vide inter magistros ad
fin. anni 1656," but I have not been able to discover the
reference. Donor of Plate to the College.

Henry Yelverton. fflL 12 Nov. 1651 (baronetti fil.). CJfl.

received probably as JfM. 3 April, 1651, restored

7 Dec. 1652.

Born at Easton Mauduit, Northants, July, 1633, and educated
at St. Paul's School. M.P. for Northants 1660, ancestor of the
Yelvertons, Earl of Sussex (extinct), and of the Barons Grey
de Ruthyn : he died 3 Oct. 1670. Author of A Short Discourse
of the Truth and Reasonableness of the Religion delivered by
Jesus Christ, 1662, and, A Vindication of the Church of England
against Edward Bagshaw of Christ Church. " Amicis sub-
levandis, ornandis litteris, bonoque publico promovendo
natus." (Wood, Hist, and Ant. Ox.). Donor of Plate to the
College.

John Dreydon (Dryden). ffl. 12 Nov. 1651 (baronetti fil.).
(JT.ilH. received apparently as <E. 29 Jan. 16-g-J-, restored
20 May, 1654. On 3 March, 1650, Mr. Dridon took over
the Second Middle Chamber from the Hall.

Evidently the second son of Sir John Dryden, second baronet
of Canons Ashby, Northants. M.P. for Huntingdonshire.
Died unmarried Jail. 1707.

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194 WARDEN WILKINS. [1651.

Daniel Walsh. £H. 12 Nov. 1651 (serviens).

George Savage. fft. 12 Nov. 1651 (arm. fil.). &.fH. re-
ceived as {ft. 1651, restored before the end of 1652.

Edward Turner, fft. 12 Nov. 1651 (gen. fil.). ®.£H. re-
ceived as OL 1651, restored 12 April, 1654 (? 1655).
B.A. 6 Feb. 16ff

Thomas Spratt. fff. 12 Nov. 1651 (min. fil.).

received as (ft. in the latter part of 1651, restored
19 Oct. 1652. Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1652, aged 17, of
Tallaton, Devon. B.A. 25 June, 1654. M.A. 11 June,
1657. B.D. and D.D. 3 July, 1669. Admitted Jf. vice
Lee 30 June, 1657. Elected Catechist 6 Dec. 1659,
resigned Jf. 24 March, 1670.

He was born (at Beaminster, says Hutchins, Dorset, II. 141), in
1635 : became F.R.S. 1663 ; Chaplain to George, Duke of
Buckingham ; Chaplain in Ordinary to King Charles II. ;
Minister of St. Margaret's, and Canon of Westminster 1680 ;
Dean of Westminster 21 Sept. 1683 ; Bishop of Rochester,
consecrated 2 Nov. 1684 ; Clerk of the Closet to King James II.
29 Dec. 1685, by whom he was appointed one of the Ecclesias-
tical Commissioners, but he ceased to attend their meetings after
15 Aug. 1688. For Young's celebrated attempt to involve him
in a Jacobite conspiracy in 1692, see Macaulay, History of
England, ch. 18, sub fin. He died of apoplexy 20 May, 1713,
aged 77 : and was buried in St. Nicholas Chapel, Westminster
Abbey ; but his monument was subsequently removed to the
Nave. Wood says of him that he was " an excellent poet and
orator ; and one who arrived at a great mastery of the English
language." He was known as " Pindaric Spratt " from his
publication of a poem on the Plague of Athens, 1659 ; another
on the Death of Oliver Cromwell, 1659 ; The History of the
Royal Society, 1667 ; Observations on M. de Sorter's Voyage
into England, 1668 ; Life of Abraham Cowley, 1668 ; and
numerous sermons and political pamphlets, of which the most
important is, The Relation of the late wicked contrivance of
Stephen Blackhead and Robert Young against the lives of several
persons by forgeing an Association under their hands, 1692.
(Ath, Ox, IV. 727.) His portrait hangs in the College Hall.

1651-52.] WARDEN WILKINS. 195

John Latham. £H. 12 Feb. 16 |4 (arm. fil). CT.fH. received
as OL 29 Jan. 16f^, taken up" for Battels 10 Aug. 1658.
B.A. 22 June,1655, but he did not determine "in quad-
ragesima," and was therefore pronounced Non-Bac. by
the Proctors. In 1654 he was living in the Ground
Floor Room to the South of the Tower.

Thomas Goodwin. £H. 12 Feb. 16f£ (min. fil.). (£.|H.
received in the latter part of 1651, restored 13 Feb.
1653.

Juckes. <3LfH. received towards the end of 1651, restored
in 1652 ?

Nicholas Spence. <2LfH. received towards the end of 1651,

restored (Spencer) 4 Nov. 1652.

1652.

Phineas Bury. ffi. (Phineus Bury) 2 April, 1652 (gen. fil.).
C.fH. received as (ft. 27 March, 1652, restored 29 April,
1654. Admitted &. 20 Oct. 1653, aged 18, of Dorchester,
Dorset. BA. 18 Oct. 1654. M.A. 28 May, 1657. Ad-
mitted Jf. 30 June, 1656. Elected Bursar 1659, 1661,
1663, 1666, 1670, 1672, 1674, 1676; Catechist 1660;
Sub- Warden 1662, 1664, 1665, 1671; Librarian 1667,
1675. He was Senior Proctor 1665. He lived in the
Third Middle Chamber from the Hall, which he vacated
27 Feb. 1659, and entered upon the Fourth Upper
Chamber from the Hall 16 April, 1660.

Chaplain to Warden Wilkins when Bishop of Chester, and
Prebendary of Chester ; Vicar of Southrop, Glouc. He died of
apoplexy in London, 28 Jan. 16^f , and was buried at St. Martin's
in the Fields. Hearne in his diary 18 Feb. 17§f, speaks of him
as " a gentleman of good parts, who helped Dr. Bernard to some
emendations of his own conjecture upon Josephus."

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196 WARDEN WILKINS. [1652.

James Prinne (Prince). fH, 2 April, 1652 (arm. fil.).
C.fff. received (Prynce) as (ft. 15 March, 16fl, restored
30 July, 1657. B.A. 18 Oct. 1654. M.A/11 June,
1657.

Thomas Terry. fH. 2 April, 1652 (gen. fil.). £.£H. re-
ceived as (ft. 18 March, 16f J, restored (no date).

Francis Whidon. fH. 2 April, 1652 (min. fil.). &.JH. re-
ceived as (ft. (Whidden) 25 Feb. 16f£, restored 7 July
(by Estcott) probably in 16ff. B.A. 6 Feb. 16ff M.A.
12 June, 1657.

Edward Nosworthy. m. 2 April, 1652 (pleb. fil.).
&JK. received (Norsworthy) as 33. 25 Feb. 16|J, in-
creased to (ft. 17 May, restored 30 June, 1658. B.A.
22 June, 1655. M.A. 22 June, 1658. Lived in the
Bottom Chamber to the South of the Tower in 1654.

John Pynson. £H. 2 April, 1652 (min. fil.). &.JH. received
as 13. 25 March, 1652.

Matthew Paul. fft. 20 May, 1652 (pleb. fil.). €M. re-
ceived as 13. 8 April, 1652, restored 3 Oct. by Morland,
i.e. in 1652 or 1654.

Probably Rector of Rimpton, Somerset, from 23 Jan. 1660 to
1676.

Gabriel Goodman. fH. 20 May, 1652 (pleb. fil.).

received as (ft. 16 April, 1652, restored 26 Oct. by
Morland, i.e. 1652 or 1654.

Edward Harby. fH. 27 July, 1652 (arm. fil.). (E.JH. re-
ceived 20 May, 1652 as (ft.

Probably Edward Harby, Member for Higham Ferrers,
Northants, 1660.

Matthew Swallow. M. 2 Oct. 1652 (min. fil.).

received as (ft. 4 Sept. 1652. Admitted «£. 20 Oct.
1653, aged 17, of Lynne, Norfolk.

1652.] WARDEN W1LKINS. 197

Samuel Austin. fH. (Astin) 2 Oct. 1652 (rnin. fil).
C.fH. received as $3. 13 July, 1652, and subsequently in-
creased to that of (ft., restored 21 Dec. 1657. B.A.
13 Oct. 1656. Lived in the Bottom Chamber to the
South of the Tower 1654.

Wood says that he was a Cornish man, and was aged 16 when
he entered Wadham under the tuition of Gilbert Stokes : he
subsequently went to Cambridge. He was the author of Naps
upon Parnassus, and Characters 1658, also of a Panegyric upon
King Charles II. 1661. He died about 1665.

William Hodges. fH. 2 Oct. 1652 (arm. fil.). &J0L re-
ceived as <£. 31 July, 1652, restored 18 Feb. 1655.

Lewis Sharpe. m. 2 Oct. 1652 (min. fil.). In 1654 he
was living in the Upper Chamber of the South Crest.

William Gilbert. fft. 4 March, 16|f (serviens). CJH. re-
ceived as Servitor 26 Nov. 1652, restored 11 April, 1655.
B.A. (Gilth) 23 June, 1654. In 1654 Jilbret, Mr. Grave's
servitor occupied the Second Cockloft from the Chapel.

Samuel May. ffl. 4 March, 16ff (pleb. fil.). In 1654 he
occupied the Ground Floor Room to the North of the
Tower.

William Bassett. OLfH. received as (E. 2 April, 1652,
restored by Morland some time after March, 16ff.

Mr. Thomas Wylliamson. (JLfH. received probably as
JfM. 6 May, 1652, restored by Morland 29 July (1652
or 1654).

Probably eldest son of Sir Thomas Williamson of East Mark-
hain, Notts (created Bart. 3 June, 1642), born 1636, succeeded
his father Sept. 1657, died s.p. 23 April, 1703.

Lichard Capell. &M. received as (St. 27 May, 1652,
restored 26 April, 1655.

198 WARDEN WILKINS. [1652-53.

Carew Reynal. (£.£H. received as (*L 16 July, 1652,
restored 22 Oct. 1652.

Wood says that lie was born in Hants, and became a Gentleman
Commoner of Wadham : subsequently went to the Inns of
Court, and thence to his patrimony, Kiverliill, Bensted, South-
ampton. Author of The True English Interest, 1674.

Mr. David Jenkins. CT.fH. received probably as dF.<£.
2 Marcb, 1652, restored 27 Sept. by Pope 1655 or 1657.
One Jenkins was admitted to the South- West Cockloft
next the Tower, July, 1643. Lived in the Second Upper
Chamber to the South of the Tower 1654.

Henry Vaughan. M.A. (Wadham) 6 July, 1652.

1653.

Norreys Jemson (Jeamson). Admitted £5. 20 Oct. 1653,
aged 18 of Eicott, Oxon. fH. St. John's 15 July, 1652
(min. fil.). B.A. 6 Feb. 1654. M.A. 11 June, 1657.
Admitted Jf. 30 June, 1656. In 1654 he was living in
the Cockloft nearest the Chapel.
Brother of Thomas Jeamson 1654.

Nicholas Floyd (Lloyd). Admitted £. 20 Oct. 1653, aged
19, of Wonston (Wonsington), Hants. fH. Hart Hall
13 May, 1652 (min. fil.). Son of George Lloyd, ad-
mitted to Winchester School 1644. B.A. 16 June, 1655.
M.A. 6 July, 1658. Admitted Jf. 30 June, 1657.
Elected Humanity Lecturer 1659 ; Bursar 1660, 1662,
1665, 1667, 1669, 1672; Catechist 1661, 1663, 1664,
1668; Sub- Warden 1666, 1670. He appears to have
lived in the Second Middle Chamber from the Chapel.
He resigned his Jf. 25 June, 1674. He was Lecturer at
Carfax, Lent, 1664; Eector of St. Martins 1665-1670;
University Ehetoric Eeader 1665.

Chaplain to Bishop Blandford ; Rector of St. Mary's, New-
ington, Surrey, 28 April, 1673. He died 27 Nov. 1680, and
was buried in the Chancel at Newington. Author of Diction-
arium Historicum, GeograpMcum, Poeticum, &c., Oxford, 1670.
His Commonplace Book (MS.), is in the possession of
H. Buxton Forman, Esq.

1653.] WARDEN WILKINS. 199

Robert Yalop. £H. 24 June, 1653 (arm. fil). <£.£H. restored
18 Nov. 1654.

Donor of Plate to the College.

Henry Flower. £H. 24 June, 1653 (gen. fil.). OD.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 4 March, 16ff, restored 5 Jan. 1668. B.A,
25 March, 16 5f. M.A. 29 June, 1658. Lived 1654 in
the Second Ground Floor Room, South of the Tower.

He is mentioned in Wood's Life (p. xli), apparently as a
violinist, one of those who took part in a musical performance
on 24 May, 1660.

John Furse. jJH. 24 June, 1653 (gen. fil.). C.fH. received
as (ft. 13 June, 1653; restored 7 July, 1655.

John Russell. fH. 24 June, 1653 (baronetti fil.). C.ffl.

received as (ft. 26 March, 1653, restored 28 Nov. 1657.

B.A. 22 March, 16|f.

Eldest son and heir of Sir Francis Russell of Chippenham,
baptized 6 Oct. 1640 : whom he succeeded as third Baronet in
1664. He married Frances, daughter of Oliver Cromwell :
buried at Chippenham 24 March, 1669.

Henry Tulse. £H. 24 June, 1653 (arm. fil.). GLfH. received
as (ft. 10 May, 1653.

Baldwin Decon. fH. 24 June, 1653 (pleb. fil.).
received as (ft. 15 March,

John Brett. fft. 24 June, 1653 (gen. fil.). (£JH. received
as (ft. 16 March, 16f}, restored 18 Oct. by Bursar Estcott
i.e. 1656 or 1659. B.A. 16 Feb.

John Mathew. ffi. 24 June, 1653 (gen. fil.). &M. re-
ceived as (ft. 16 May, 1653, taken up for Battels by
Bursar Estcott, i.e. 1656 or 1659. B.A. 13 Oct. 1656.
Lived in 1654 in the Upper Chamber of the South Bay.

Richard Aviry. £H. 24 June, 1653 (serviens). C.ffl. re-
ceived as Servitor 16 May, 1653, restored 11 Dec. by
Bursar Estcott, i.e. 1656 or 1659. He is mentioned in
the Bursar's Books as living 1654 in a Eoom numbered
67 : probably in the modern back Quadrangle for the
numbers in the front Quadrangle end at 64.

-200 WARDEN WILKINS. [1653.

John Hurde. fH. 24 June, 1653 (serviens). (&M. received
as Servitor 21 March, 16ff, restored by Bursar Willis
13 Dec. probably 1654.

Thomas (? John) Jobbins. ffi. 24 June, 1653 (serviens).
<£.£H. of John Jobbins received as Servitor 23 Sept.
1652. John Jobbins was admitted S?. 30 June, 1654,
aged 13, of Wotton, Glouc. B.A. 20 July, 1657.

Edmond Ellis. ffi. 24 June, 1653 (min. fil.).
Simon Venn. ffi. 24 June, 1653 (pleb. fil.).
William Doubty. ffi. 24 June 1653 (serviens).
Thomas Swift, ffi. 24 June, 1653 (min. fil.).
John Neighway. fft. 24 June, 1653 (serviens).

Robert Stubbs. ffi. 9 Dec. 1653 (min. fil.). e.fH. received
as (ft. 1 May, 1654, restored 1 Oct. 1655. Elected £.
9 Sept. 1655, aged 18, of Lavenbury, Glouc. B.A.
28 May, 1657. M.A. 3 May, 1660. Admitted tf.
2 July, 1659. Elected Humanity Lecturer 1660. Re-
signed Jf. 16 Sept. 1661. He appears to have lived in
the Upper Tower Chamber, i.e. to the South of the Gate
which he vacated 27 Feb. 1659.

William Wall. ffi. 9 Dec. 1653 (arm. fil.). ODJtt. received
as (ft. in 1653, restored by Bursar Blandford, i.e. 1656.

Samuel Eyre. fH. 9 Dec. 1653 (arm. fil.). <£JH. received
as (ft. 21 Nov. 1653, restored 18 Sept. by Bursar Pope,
i.e. in 1655 or 1657.

William Brode (Board), ffi. 9 Dec. 1653 (eq. aurati fil.).
C.fH. received as (ft. in 1653, restored in 1655 or 1657.

Sir Stephen Borde of Sussex was knighted in 1603, and William
Boord of Boord Hill, Sussex, who died 9 May, 1697, aged 59,
was his grandson, being son of John Boord of Boord Hill,
Esquire.

1653.] WARDEN WILKINS. '201

Richard Wavell. M. 9 Dec. 1653 (gen. fil). C.ffl. re-
ceived as OL 18 Oct. 1653, restored by Bursar Estcott,
i.e. in 16|f. B.A. 15 Feb. 16f|, Lived in 1654 in a
Room numbered 69, probably somewhere in the modern
back Quadrangle.

James Rowe. fH. 9 Dec. 1653 (pleb. fil.). C.fH. received
as OL 1 Nov. 1653, restored 12 Nov. 1657. B.A.
28 May, 1657. Lived in 1654 in a Room numbered 67,
probably somewhere in the modern back Quadrangle.

Edward Northmore. fE. 9 Dec. 1653 (pleb. fil.). (E.ffl.
received as <£. 1 Nov. 1653, restored by Bursar Estcott,
probably in 1658. B.A. 28 May, 1657. Lived in 1654
in a Room numbered 67, probably in the modern back
Quadrangle.

Richard Newcourt. fK. 9 Dec. 1653 (serviens).

received as Servitor 3 Dec. 1653, restored by Bursar
Estcott 1656 or 1659.

Proctor General of the Court of Arches ; Principal Kegistrary
of the Diocese of London from Aug. 1669, to May, 1696. Died
at Greenwich 1716. Published in 1708, Repertorium Ecclesias-
ticum Parochiale Londinense. Hearne (O.H.S. II., 265), calls
him Thomas Newcourt, and adds that he was "a Non-juror,
and a man of true integrity."

Thomas Evans, fft. 9 Dec. 1653 (serviens).

John Chase. JH. 17 March, 16ff (pleb. fil.). (EJK. re-
ceived as (ft. 20 Feb. 164 f, restored 1 Oct. Admitted
St. 9 Sept. 1655, aged 18, of Card, i.e. Chard, Somerset.
B.A. 15 Oct. 1657. M.A. 3 July, 1660. Admitted JP.
12 Dec. 1660. He was elected Moderator of Philosophy
1659, 1664, 1665 ; Humanity Lecturer 16 Sept. 1661
(vice Stubbs), and again 6 Dec. 1661 ; Bursar 1662, 1670,
1673; Dean 1663, 1671; Librarian 1669; Sub-Warden
1672. He resigned his jf. (being then Bursar) 30 July,
1674. Lived in the Fourth South Middle Chamber from
the Gate.

One John Chase was instituted to the Vicarage of Whitstaunton,
Somerset, 14 Sept. 1670 ; it was vacant again in 1684.

202 WARDEN WILKINS. [1653.

Robert Pish. £H. 17 March, 16ff- (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 15 March, 16ff, taken up for Battels
7 July, 1658.

Jeremiah Horter. "E Coll. Wadh." Admitted B.A. 1653,
" virtute dispensations delegatorum."

Joseph Matthews. B.A. (Wadham) 14 Dec. 1653.

John Mawer. <E.£H. received as (ft. 2 July, 1653, restored
10 July, 1654.

William Ceely. £.£H. received as (ft. 3 Aug. 1653, restored
2 June, 1654.

Roger Gardiner. (E.fft. received as (ft. 12 Nov. 1653,
restored by Bursar Ball 1659.

George Gibbs. <2LJH. received as 13. 30 Nov. 1653, restored
by Bursar Morland 1654, replaced 14 April, 1656, restored
again 8 July, 1658.

Thomas Baskett. C.fH. received as (ft. 27 Dec. 1653, re-
stored 7 May, 1655. Elected g>. 30 June, 1654, aged 17,
of Duelish, Dorset. In 1654 he was living in the Second
Ground Floor Koom, South of the Gate.

Thomas Baskett, son of Kobert Baskett of Dewlish, was
baptized there 8 Nov. 1636 ; probably subsequently Vicar of
Bere Kegis 1662, died 1665. (Hutchins, II. 608.)

William Lane. Ot.£H. received as (ft. 15 Feb. 16-Jf, restored
20 Dec. by Bursar Estcott, i.e. 1656 or 1658.

Mr. Robert Russell. £.fH. received as^F.OL 21 Feb. 16|f,
restored 16 March, 1660 (? 1661). MA. 12 Dec. 1659.

" Nunquam suscepit gradum B.A. ; ergo cuinulabat virtute
litt. Cane. Richardi Cromwell." (Wood MSS.)

1653-54.] WARDEN WILKINS. 203

Kobert Russell, second son of Sir Francis Russell of Clup-
penham, born 21 Oct. 1644, of Mildenhall in Suffolk, brother
of John Russell, see 1653.

Robert Lewen. C.ftt. received as (ft. 15 March, ICff, and
subsequently " sequestered " (no date).

Thomas Hinslow. (JT.fH. received as <*L 17 March, Ki^i,
restored 18 Nov. by Bursar Willis 1654 or 1655.

1654.

Benjamin Maddocke. fH. 20 July, 1654 (arm. fil.). C.ffl.
received 26 June, 1654, repaid to Mr. Needham (see end
of this year) 1 Aug. 1655. Lived in College Middle
Chamber, the money for which was repaid to Mr.
Needham 6 Aug. 1655.

Probably Sir Benjamin Maddox, Knt. of Wormley, Herts,
created Bart. 11 March, 16ff, died s.p.m. 14 Dec. 1716. He
founded an Exhibition in the College by Will, dated 25 Feb.
1714, and proved 19 Feb. 1716 : by which he left the profits of
a farm at Ramsey near Harwich, Essex, to the College, for the
maintenance of a poor Scholar till he became B.A. or Fellow,
to be chosen by the Warden and five Senior Fellows. It was
at first worth £12, and subsequently (1853-1854) £50 per
annum less land tax. The appointment to the Exhibition is
recorded in the Convention Book for the first time in 1739.
This Exhibition was added to the Scholarship Fund by the
Commissioners of 1856. Donor of Plate to the College.

John Denham. m. 20 July, 1654 (arm. fil.). &M. re-
ceived as Jf.Gt. 8 July, 1654.

It is to be observed that the next name in the fft's is Samuel
Woodford. Now Samuel Woodford wrote verses in com-
mendation of " A new Version of the Psalms of David by Sir
John Denham 1668 : " whence it may possibly be inferred that
the above John Denham was related to the poet of Cooper's
Hill, and that his residence at Wadham brought him into
connection with Samuel Woodford.

204 WARDEN WILKINS. [1654.

Samuel Woodford. fH, 20 July, 1654 (gen. fil.). €M.
received as (ft. 12 April, 1654, taken up for Battels by
Bursar Estcott. B.A. 6 Feb. 16|f.

He was son of Eobert Woodford of Northampton, born
15 April, 1636 ; went to the Inner Temple, and became a Member
of the Eoyal Society. In Jan. 1669, he took Orders, and be-
came Rector of Hartley Mauduit, Hants ; Prebendary of
Chichester, 27 May, 1676. D.D. (from the Archbishop of Can-
terbury) 1677. Prebendary of Winchester, 8 Nov. 1680.
Author of a Paraphrase of the Psalms, 1667, and a Paraphrase
of the Canticles published with other Poems and Translations,
1679 : also of a MS. Ode to the Memory of the Earl of
Rochester. For his notice of Sir John Denham, see preceding
life. Wood mentions him as a " violinist " in his life under the
year 1658. His Stall at Winchester was vacant " by death "

Nathaniel Whally (Whaley). fft. 20 July, 1654 (gen. fil.).
C.Jft. received 3 July, 1654, restored 8 Oct. probably
1655. Elected £. 9 Sept. 1655, aged 18, of Northamp-
ton. B.A. 10 Oct. 1657. M.A. 3 July. 1660. Admitted
jf. 2 July, 1660. Elected Sub-Dean 1659 ; Moderator
of Philosophy 1660 ; Catechist 1662 ; Bursar 1663, 1667 ;
Dean 1664, 1666 ; Humanity Lecturer 1665 ; Sub- Warden
1668, 1669 ; Master of the Schools 1665. Resigned his
. 27 Feb.

Rector of Broughton, Northants, from 1671 to 1709, where he
was buried, 2 Aug. 1709. Author of a volume of sermons,
published 1695. Father of Nathaniel Whaley, 1694.

John Sandiforth. fft. 20 July, 1654 (pleb. fil.). <2LfH. re-
ceived as (ft. 2 June, 1654, restored by Bursar Pope
29 Oct. (1655 or 1657).

John Rogers: m. 20 July, 1654 (pleb. fil.). Admitted &.
9 Sept. 1655, aged 17, of Dedham, Essex. He was
buried in the College Chapel, 28 June, 1656 : with a stone
J. K 1656.

Sares Boylston. fft. 20 July, 1654 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 6 Feb. 1653, restored 7 July, 1659.
B.A. 2 July, 1659.

1654.] WARDEN WILKINS. 205

Thomas Griffin. £H. 20 July, 1654 (serviens). (£.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 17 Jan. 1653, restored 3 July, 1661.
B.A. 16 March, 16Ji.

Thomas Wotton. m. 20 July, 1654 (pleb. fil.). <£.£«. re-
ceived as (ft/ 24 Feb. 1653, restored 22 July by Bursar
Pope, i.e. 1657. B.A. 20 July, 1657. In 1654 he lived
in the Second Ground Floor Room, South of the Tower.

Thomas Bill. £H. 20 July, 1654 (serviens). CJft. received
as Servitor 2 March, 1653. Became (St. 10 Nov. 1657 :
his whole &.JH. was restored 28 April, 1658. B.A.
10 Oct. 1657. M.A. 3 July, 1660.

Thomas Jeamson. iH. 20 July, 1654 (serviens). Ad-
mitted Sk. 6 Sept. 1656, aged 18, of Ricott, Oxford.
B.A. 15 Oct. 1657. M.A. 3 July, 1660. B.M. 12 Oct.
1664. D.M. 9 July, 1668. Elected ^ 5 July, 1661.
Admitted Jf. 30 June, 1662. Elected Moderator of Philo-
sophy 1661, 1670; Dean 1662, 1667; Librarian 1663;
Bursar 1666, 1668; Music Lecturer 1664 (Wood, Life,
p. xciii.).

He was the son of Thomas Jeamson, Vicar of Shabbington,
Bucks. Died in Paris in July, 1674, and was there buried.
Author of Artificial Embellishments ; or, Artfs best Directions
how to preserve Beauty or how to procure it, 1665. Wood calls
him "Anatomicus Praelector." Brother of Norreys Jeamson
1653.

John Dalton. fH. 20 July, 1654 (serviens). CJH. received
as Servitor 26 Jan. 16-f-f , taken up for Battels by Bursar
Estcott (? 1658). B.A. 20 July, 1657, but he did not
determine in the following Lent, and was pronounced
Non-Bac. by the Proctors.

Samuel Houghton. IB. 20 July, 1654 (serviens). ..
received as Servitor 12 June, 1654, restored 28 Nov. by
Bursar Whaley (? 1663). B.A. 15 Feb. 16ff

Dudly Diggs. £H. 20 July, 1654 (arm. fil.). C.fH. re-
ceived 24 June, 1654, restored 26 Sept. by Bursar

206 WARDEN WILKINS. [1651

Estcott (? 1656 or 1659). In 1654 he was living in
South Bay, Upper Chamber. Jf. of All Souls.

Son of Thomas Diggs of Chilham Castle, Kent : of Grays Inn
(Berry). Died young (Hasted III. 130). Probably brother of
Maurice Diggs 1650, and uncle of Edward Diggs 1682.

Henry Harby. fH. 12 Dec. 1654 (arm. fil.). OT.fH. received
as JfM. 25 Feb. 1653, restored 5 Oct. by Bursar Pope
1655 or 1657.

Probably second son of Edward Harby of Adston, Northants :
died unmarried (Baker II. 19).

Henry Shelly, ffi. 12 Dec. 1654 (arm. fil.). CJft. received
as (E. 16 June, 1654, restored by Bursar Blandford 1656.

John Winde. M. 12 Dec. 1654 (pleb. fil.). ODJK. received
as OL 22 Feb. 1653, restored 18 June, 1657. B.A.
11 June, 1657, but he did not determine in Quadragesima,
and was therefore pronounced Non-Bac. by the Proctors.
In 1654 he was living in the Second Ground Floor Room,
South of the Gate.

Ralph Blagdon. f&. 12 Dec. 1654 (serviens). &M. re-
ceived as Servitor 24 June, 1654, increased to (ft.
11 June, 1658, restored 13 Oct. by Bursar Bury, pro-
bably 1660. B.A. (Blackdon) 15 Feb. 16ff M.A.
13 July, 1660.

Stephen Scandrett. m. 12 Dec. 1654. B.A. 19 March,
16ff M.A. 28 June, 1659.

Probably a son of Stephen Scandrett, Yeoman of the Ward-
robe to King Charles I., who was buried in the North Aisle of
Christ Church Cathedral 16 Aug. 1643.

Mr. Needham. ODja. received as Jf.<&. 26 June, 1654,
restored 1 Aug. 1655. He was probably tutor to
Benjamin Maddocke (whom see) with whom he came and

1654.] WARDEN WILKINS. 207

left : and whose room, College Middle Chamber he seems
to have shared.

Caspar (Jasper) Needham, fH. sizar of Peterhouse, Cambridge,
July, 1641. B.A. 1644. M.A. 1648 ; incorporate^ M.A. of
Oxford 11 July, 1655. M.D. of Cambridge 1657. ' Fellow of
the College of Physicians 22 Dec. 1668. Censor 1673 and
1677. He was buried in St. Bride's, Fleet Street, with this
inscription :

" In meditullio hujus ternpli

Jacet mortale depositum

Casperi Needham Med. Doctoris

Qui scientia, pietate, beneficentia clarus,

Suis charus,

Principibus et prsesulibus gratus,

Ainicis atque egenis desideratissimus,

Obiit 31 Octobris 1679

Mt&tia 57."

John Wadman. <£.fH. received as (ft. 11 Sept. 1654,
restored 8 Oct. 1656.

Philip Osbaldeston. B.A. 6 Feb. 16ff, but Wood appears
uncertain whether he was of Wadham or Magdalen
College.

Henry Norrys. " Provectioris setatis scholaris qui duodecim
abhinc annos ad studia Academica paratus erat, admissus
vel creatus M.A. virtute dispensations Delegatorum
Universitatis " (Wood, MSS.) 13 April, 1654. But this
entry may refer to St. John's College instead of Wadham ;
there is, however, no note of him at St. John's.

208 WARDEN WILKINS. [1655.

1655.

John Bisse. £H. 28 March, 1655 (min. fil.). C.fH. received
as 13. 18 March, 1654, restored 4 Oct. 1655. Admitted
Sk. 9 Sept. 1655, of Lullington, Somerset, aged 17. B.A.
15 Feb. 16H-.

He was son of Thomas, grandson of Thomas, and great grand-
son of Dr. Philip Bisse : became Rector of Oldbury on the Hill
1 Feb. 16f $, and was buried 19 July, 1686 : father of Philip
Bisse, Bishop of Hereford.

William Dixwell. m. 28 March, 1655 (gen. fil.). CJft.
received as jF.ift. 9 Nov.* 1654, restored to Eobert
Young (no date).

Evidently one of the Dixwells of Coton, Warwickshire ; and
ancestor of the Baronets of that name.

Nicholas Gould. M. 28 March, 1655 (gen. fil.). crja. re-
ceived as ? JF.®. 12 March, 1654, restored to William
Gould 5 Jan. 16*J.

Third son of J. Gould of Upwey, Dorset, born 16 March, 1635.
M.P. for Dorchester ; died 1691, and buried at Upwey.
Brother of William Gould 1656.

John Gill. fH. 28 March, 1655 (serviens). C.fft. received
as Servitor 25 July, 1655.

Thomas Dunwell. fft. 28 March, 1655 (serviens). C.ffl.
received as Servitor 25 July, 1655.

Thomas Ellison. fH. 28 March, 1655 (serviens). (JT.fH.
received as Servitor 25 March, 16J-£- B.A. 7 July, 1665.

Nicholas Young. fH. 28 March, 1655 (serviens). C.fft.
received as Servitor 12 March, 1654.

Nicholas Young, "my cousin," is mentioned in the Foundress'
Will.

1655.] WARDEN W ILK INS. 209

Gabriel Richards. fH. 28 March, 1655 (gen. fil.). <2T.£H.
received as (ft. 25 Sept. 1654.

John Wolston. £H. 4 May, 1655 (pleb. fil.). (JLffl. received
as (ft. 13 June, 1653, restored 7 July, 1656. In 1654 he
lived in the Bottom Chamber, North of the Gate.

John Wickes. £H. 31 May, 1655 (pleb. fil.). £.fH. received
as (ft. 20 April, 1655, restored 23 Sept. by Bursar Pope
1655 or 1657. One John Wickes was M.A. of Corpus
Christi 27 Feb. 1661. B.D. 31 Oct. 1670. He was of
Kent, and was admitted there " discipulus," i.e. &.
26 Nov. 1655, and "Scholaris," i.e. Junior Jf. 1659.

Shadrich Brice. fH. 31 May, 1655 (arm. fil.). C.|H. re-
ceived as OL 16 May, 1655, restored 15 Oct. 1660. B.A.
10 Oct. 1657.

John Freke. £H. 31 May, 1655 (serviens). C.fH. received
as Servitor 3 July, 1655, restored by Bursar Estcott
1656. Admitted jg. 6 Sept. 1656, aged 18, of Chard,
Somerset. B.A. 17 Jan. 16|f. M.A. 24 Dec. 1661.
Elected $. 30 June, 1662. Admitted Jf. 30 June,
1663. Elected Moderator of Philosophy 1662 ; Human-
ity Lecturer 1664; Librarian 1665, 1671, 1672; Cate-
chist 1667, 1669, 1678 ; Bursar 1676, 1679 ; Sub- Warden
1675, 1677. Resigned $. on marriage. He appears to
have lived in the Fourth South Middle Chamber from
the Gate.

Rector of Hannington, Wilts.

Samuel Marner. fE. 31 May, 1655 (serviens).

John Lovelace. fH. 25 July, 1655 (baronis fil.).

Only son of John, second Baron Lovelace. Created M.A. 9 Sept.
1661. Rose for the Prince of Orange 1688, but was taken
prisoner, and imprisoned at Gloucester. Captain of the
Gentleman Pensioners, March, 16f f, and Chief Justice in Eyre
of all his Majesty's Forests on this side of the Trent. Died
27 Sept. 1693. Donor of Plate to the College. His portrait by
Marcus Laroon Langs in the College Hall.

P

210 WARDEN WILKINS. [1655.

Charles Forister. fft. 25 July, 1655 (arm. fil). C.JH. re-
ceived as (ft. 4 July, 1655 (Foster), restored (Forster)
10 Sept. by Bursar Estcott 1656 or 1658.

John Strangwayes. M. 25 July, 1655 (arm. fil.). C.fH.
received as (ft. 22 June, 1654.

Eldest son of Giles Strangways, LL.D., born 1635 ; died 1676.

Walter Bovett. M. 25 July, 1655 (gen. fil.). C.IH. re-
ceived (Baffet) as (St. 20 June, 1655, paid over by
Bursar Estcott to Ball 19 Jan. 16ff.

Thomas Fletcher. fH. (Flecher) 25 July, 1655 (gen. fil.).
(JLfH. received as (ft. 19 June, 1655, restored by Bursar
Estcott.

John Ellis. fH. 25 July, 1655 (pleb. fil.). C.fH. received
as $3. same day, restored 18 April, by Bursar Ironside
1660 or 1662. B.A. 15 March, 16ff. John Ellis of
New College graduated M.A. 15 Oct. 1661.

John Adee. JH. 25 July, 1655 (serviens).
Francis Morgan. JH. Mich. Term 1655 (arm. fil.).
Robert Gardener, fft. Mich. Term 1655 (arm. fil.).

Richard Pyncomb. M. Mich. Term 1655 (arm. fil.). (£.fft.
received as Jf.(ft. 1 Oct. 1655, paid over by Bursar
Estcott to Mr. Hodge 25 July, 1656 or 1658.

Probably one of the Pyncombes of South Molton, Devon.

Thomas Parkins. fa. Mich. Term 1655 (gen. fil.). ODJW.
received as (ft. 25 July, 1655.

William Palmer. fH. Mich. Term 1655 (equitis fil. minor).
ODJK. received (? Palmes) as (ft. 15 Feb. 1654.

William Neile. M. Mich. Term 1655 (equitis fil. natu
max ). &M. received as ? Jf.<&. 20 Dec. 1652, restored

1655.1 WARDEN WILKINS. 211

26 March, 1658. In 1654 Mr. Neile lived in the First
Floor Room, second to the South of the Gate.

Probably son of Sir William Neale, Scout-master to King
Charles I.

Hopton Wyndham. fH. Mich. Term 1655 (equitis fil.
minor). C.fH. received 8 Dec. and taken up for Battels
by Bursar Estcott 1656 or 1658.

Son of John Wyndham of Orchard by Catherine, sister and
coheiress of Ralph Lord Hopton, died 13 Feb. 1697 (Collinson,
II. 234), and buried at Witham with his wife Jane (who re-
marriec3 John Codrington) : brother of Thomas Wyndham 16f$,
and George Wyndham 1661.

Theophilus Parkins. M. Mich. Term 1655 (gen. fil.).
<£JH. received 26 June, 1654, taken up for Battels

27 April, 1658.

Eldest son of Isham Parkins of Bunny, Notts. ; obiit ante
patrem, s.p. (Thoroton 45).

George Abbott. |H. Mich. Term 1655 (arm. fil.). C.fH.
received as <£, 29 Oct. 1655, taken up for Battels
16 Dec. 1658.

Thomas Fisher. £H. Mich. Term 1655 (gen. fil.).

received as 4L 29 Oct. 1655. On 31 March, 1658, he
paid £2 " for the continuance of his name " : which was
taken up for Battels by Bursar Estcott, 2 July, 1658.

John Parker. £H. Mich. Term 1655 (gen. fil.). C.ffl. re-
ceived as (&• 29 Oct. 1655, restored to his brother Samuel
(see 1657), 23 Oct. 1658.

Humphrey Walrond. fH. Mich. Term 1655 (min. fil.).
4D.IH. received as <2L 1 Oct. 1655, paid over in April,
1659, by Bursar Estcott to Turges.

Evidently the second son of Humphrey Walrond of Sea,

Somerset.

Henry Worth. IB. Mich. Term 1655 (gen. fil.). OT.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 6 April, 1655, restored 8 Feb. 1656. B.A.
(Magdalen Hall) 12 Oct. KioS. M.A. 14 June, 1661.

p 2

212 WARDEN WILKINS. [1655.

John Bourne. fH. Mich. Term 1655 (gen. fil). &JH. re-
ceived as (ft. 29 Oct. 1655, restored 18 Dec. 1658. B.A.
2 June, 1659 (Hart Hall). M.A. 30 April, 1662.

Robert Chapman. JH. Mich. Term 1655 (serviens).

received as Servitor 29 Oct. 1655, restored 3 Oct. 1656.
Admitted &. 6 Sept. 1656, aged 18, of St. James,
Garlickhythe, London.

Henry Langley. <2LfH. received as (ft. 25 July, 1655. B.A.
5 June, 1656. M.A. 29 June, 1658.

He was son and heir of Jonathan Langley of Abbey Foriat,
near Shrewsbury : married the only daughter of William
Strode, Canon of Christ Church, and Public Orator : he was
knighted in 1681 (says Wood in MS., but in his Life, page xxxv,
where he mentions Henry Langley " as a <£. (£. of Wadham,
a violinist and songster," he says that he died in 1680).
He appears to have been a Churchman and Koyalist, see Wood,
Life page xxxviii.

William Lloyd. (E.JH. received as (St. 17 Dec. 1655, restored
22 Nov. 1659. He came to Wadham as tutor to John
Backhouse of Swallowfield (see next year). Son of
Richard Lloyd, B.D. Rector of Sonning, and Vicar of
Tilehurst, Berks ; born 1627. ift. (Oriel) Lent Term
1639. B.A. (Jesus) 25 Oct. 1642. M.A. (Jesus) 9 Dec.
1646. D.D. 1667. Jf. of Jesus College.

Prebendary of Ripon 1660 ; Chaplain to the King 1666 ;
Prebendary of Woodford and Welford, Sarum, 16 Dec. 1667 ;
Vicar of St. Mary's, Reading, 1668 ; Archdeacon of Merioneth
1668 ; Dean of Bangor 1672 ; Canon of Salisbury 1674 ; Vicar
of St. Martin's, Westminster 1676 ; Bishop of St. Asaph 3 Oct.
1680. In 1688 he was one of the seven Bishops committed to
the Tower by James II. Almoner to King William III. 16f| ;
Bishop of Lichfield and Coventry 1692 ; Bishop of Worcester
22 Jan. iff$. Died 30 Aug. 1717, aged 90. He was author of
numerous sermons (one preached on the death of John Wilkins,
Bishop of Chester, formerly Warden of Wadham, see 1648),
and of controversial works against the Papists, also of Chrono-

1655-56.] WARDEN WILKINS. 213

logia Universalis. He devoted much of his attention to the
interpretation of Prophecy (see Hearne's Coll., Vol. I. p. 350,
O.H.S.) ; so that he was called by the Terrse films of 1703,
" Pseudopropheta canus." (For list of his works see Wood's
Fasti, IV. 716, &c.) There is a curious story narrated in
Wood's Life, page xxxviii., of his inventing an Eastern patriarch
and deluding several members of the University. There is an
engraved portrait of him in Dr. Griffiths' Collections in the
Warden's Lodgings.

Henry Smith. <&M. received as (ft. 17 Dec. 1655. Pro-
bably B.A. (Hart Hall) 12 Dec. 1659.

Mr. Charles Sedley. C.JH. received as JF&. 22 March,
16|-|-, and subsequently paid over to Mr. Pope. Son of
Sir John Sedley (Sidley) of Aylesford, Kent, Bart.,
entered Wadham, aged 17, but took no degree.

He succeeded two elder brothers in the baronetcy in 1656, and
died s.p. 20 Aug. 1701, aged 62. This celebrated libertine and
wit was the author of numerous poems and translations (Wood,
Ath. Ox. IV. 731). . His only daughter was- Catherine Sedley,
mistress of King James II., created Baroness Darlington, and
Countess of Dorchester 1686. Donor of Plate to the College.

John Spicer. M.A. (Wadham) 28 June, 1655. M. (Mag-
dalen Hall) 9 Nov. 1650 (pleb. fil.). B.A. 3 Feb. 16f|.
He became JF. of Exeter (from Wadham) 7 July, 1655,
but died the same year (Boase).

1656

Thomas Tirell. fH. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (equitis fiL
natu min.). (£.£H. received 12 April, 1656. Admitted
&. 6 Sept. 1656, aged 16, of East Hornton, Essex.

Son of Sir John Tyrell of Springfield (see 1616), died s.p.
Donor of Plate to the College.

Andrew Walton. Admitted & 6 Sept. 1656, aged 18, of
Higham, Somerset. B.A. 15 Feb. 16|J.

214 WARDEN WILKINS. [1656.

John Gilbert, fft. 1 April, 1656 (min. fil.). €M. received
as OL 14 Nov. 1655, restored 29 Sept. 1656. Admitted
SN 6 Sept. 1656, aged 18, of Burton-on-Dunsmore,
Warwick. Probably John Gilbert, BA. (Collector
Junior) 12 Oct. 1658. M.A. 3 July, 1661. Elected $.
5 July, 1661, admitted Jf. 30 June, 1662. Elected Sub-
Dean 1660. Lived in the Fourth South Upper Chamber
from the Gate.

Prebendary of Exeter, 18 March, 16£f.

Valentine Disbrowe. ffli. 1 April, 1656 (arm. fil.).
received as (ft. 23 Nov. 1655.

Evidently son of the Parliamentary General John Disbrow
(Desborough), by Anna Cromwell, sister of the Protector :
afterwards of Booking. (Morant, I. 207.) Donor of Plate to
the College.

William Gould, fft. 1 April, 1656 (arm. fil.). £.£H. re-
ceived as (&. 29 Feb. 16ff, restored by Bursar Estcott.

Second son of John Gould of Upwey, Dorset, and brother of
Nicholas Gould 1655 ; born 16 Aug. 1633 ; subsequently of
Broadway, Dorset ; Lieutenant in the Dorset Militia 3 Aug.
1676 ; died unmarried 1 March, 16f| ; buried at Upwey.

Henry Fawne. fH. 1 April, 1656 (arm. fil.). (ST.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 7 Feb. 16ff.

John Backhouse. fH. 1 April. 1656 (arm. fil.). CJH. re-
ceived as jf.(ft. 17 Dec. 1655, repaid to his tutor W.
Lloyd (see 1655) 22 Nov. 1659.

He was son of William Backhouse of Swallowfield, Berks ; he
probably died young, as his sister Flower is spoken of as
" daughter and sole heiress of W. Backhouse of Swallowfield."

William Ball. m. 1 April, 1656 (pleb. fil.). <&M. received
as (ft. 8 May, 1655, restored 25 June by Bursar Willis
(i.e. 1655). One of this name was created M.A. of Hart
Hall, 1 July, 1661.

Thomas Gilbert, ffl. 1 April, 1656 (pleb. fil.). C.fft. re-
ceived as (ft. 13 Dec. 1655, restored 4 Oct. 1659.

1656.] WARDEN W1LKINS. 215

William Rosewell. JH. 1 April, 1656 (gen. fil). <&M. re-
ceived as (ft. 7 Feb. 16ff, restored 24 Oct. 1657.
Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1657, aged 19, of London. B.A.
14 April, 1660. M.A. (All Souls') 12 Nov. 1663.

He was educated at St. Paul's School, where he was elected to
an Exhibition in 1655, which he held till 1662 : he was elected
to a JF. at All Souls' 1661. He is said to have migrated from
Wadham to Magdalen Hall (i.e. between 1660 and 1662).

John White, fft. 1 April, 1655 (gen. fil.). &.ffl. received
as (ft. 29 Feb. 16|f, restored by Bursar Bury. B.A.
14 Oct. 1659.

John Gary. fH. 1 April, 1656 (pleb. fil.). (£.i!ft. received as
OL 29 Feb. 16ff, restored 9 July, 1657.

Thomas Rich. fft. 1 April, 1656 (pleb. fil.). (E.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 29 Feb. 16|f, taken up for Battels 16 Dec.
1658.

Francis Quantocke. m. 1 April, 1656 (pleb. fil.). (JT.fH.
received 14 April, 1656, restored 12 March, 16||-.

Jeremiah Buttyvant. fH. 1 April, 1656 (serviens). (£ JK-
received as Servitor 7 Feb. 1655, restored by Bursar
Estcott.

Samuel Hardy. fH. 1 April, 1656 (serviens). C.fft. re-
ceived as Servitor 7 Feb. 1655, restored 1 Aug. 1657.
B.A. 14 Oct. 1659.

Author of The Guide to Heaven, 1687.

Edward Elston. m. 23 July, 1656 (gen. fil.). C.ilfl. re-
ceived as (ft. 9 June, 1656, restored by Bursar Ball.
Admitted &. 1 Oct. 1659, aged 18, of Stoke Fleming,
Devon. B.A. 15 Dec. 1660.

Isaac Paige. JflL 23 July, 1656 (gen. fil.). &.fft. received
as (St. 9 June, 1656.

ithony Aucher. £H. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (equitis
fil. natu max). £JK. received as Jf.Ot. 13 June, 1656,
and taken up to pay for his plate 25 Dec. 1658.

Eldest son of Sir Anthony Aucher of Bishopsbourne, Kent
(created a Baronet, 4 July, 1666) ; died vita i>atris, and was

216 WARDEN WILKINS. [1656.

buried at Bourne 12 Sept. 1673. (He had a half-brother of the
same name who died a minor 1694. Berry's Genealogies.).

Bradly Coldwell. m. Mich, or Hil. Term 165G (pleb. fil,).
OD.HH. received as (ft. 16 April, 1656. Admitted &.
25 Sept. 1657, aged 18, of Northampton. His &.JH.
was paid over on 29 Sept. (? 1657 or 1658) by Mr. Pope
to Mr. Turges.

Thomas Guidott. ffl. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (gen. fil.).
&JH. received as (ft. 19 Dec. 1656, taken up by Bursar
Lloyd for Battels 8 July, 1669. B.A. 16 Jan. 16ff.
M.A. 16 Oct. 1662. M.B. 14 July, 1666. In 1671 he
performed his exercise for M.D. but did not graduate.

He was the eldest son of Francis Guidott, born at Limington,
Hants. He began to practise at Bath in 1667, and removed to
London in 1679. Author of several treatises on Bath and its
waters, and other medical treatises ; also of " some libels,
epitaphs, and lampoons." (Wood.)

Hearne calls him "an ingenious (but vain, conceited, whim-
sical) Physician." (Collections, O.H.S. I. p. 123.) See also
Hearne's Collections (O.H.S.) under Sept. 18th, 25th, and 27th,
1710, and 3 Jan. 1711.

James Gould. Jft. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (serviens).
(£.fH. received as Servitor 6 July, 1658, restored by
Bursar Ironside 1660 or 1662. James Gould was B.A.
of New Inn Hall 3 July, 1660.

Brian Cave. M. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (min. fil.). Ad-
mitted 5>. 25 Sept. 1657, aged 18, of Middleton Cheney,
Oxon., sic, really Northants. B.A. 16 Jan. 16f£. M.A.
22 Nov. 1662. Elected $. 5 July, 1661, admitted Jf.
30 June, 1662. Elected Sub-Dean 1661; Humanity
Lecturer 1662; Moderator of Philosophy 1663; Dean
1665, 1668 ; Catechist 1666, 1672 ; Bursar 1671 ; Li-
brarian 1673 ; Sub- Warden 1674. On 23 July, 1661, he
took possession of the Third Middle Chamber from the
Hall which he vacated 17 Jan. 1666.

He was apparently son of John Cave the intruding Rector of
Middleton Cheney, and kinsman of Anthony Wood. In Aug.
1675, he died at Astrop in Northamptonshire, and was buried
at King's Sutton.

1656.] WARDEN WILKINS. 217

Augustin Hayter. £H. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (serviens).
(JLfH. received as Servitor 1 Sept. 1656, and taken up for
Battels by Bursar Estcott. He apparently migrated to
New College, where Augustin Hayter took his B.A.
16 March, 1659, and M.A. 7 July, 1664.

John Evans. fH. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (min. fil.).
£.fH. received as <IL 12 March, 1656, restored 20 Feb.
1660. B.A. 15 Dec. 1660. M.A. (Hart Hall) 11 July,
1663. B.D. (Wadham) 8 July, 1670.

William Weltden. fH. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (pleb. fil.).
. received as (ft. 6 Dec. 1656, restored 9 July, 1658.

John Clarke, ilft. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (serviens).

received as Servitor 7 Jan. 1656, restored 15 Sept. 1658.

John Edwards. £H. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (min. fil.).
(JLfH. received as (ft. 6 Feb. 1656, restored by Bursar
Ball 1659. He was admitted OL of Trinity (after three
years at Wadham) 1 Oct. 1659. B.A. (Trin.) 28 Feb.
1659. M.A. 4 Nov. 1662.

Thomas Gallop. fH. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (gen. fil.).
<£.£H. received as (&. 13 Feb. 1656, restored 2 Jan. by
Bursar Bury.

Henry Turkington. fft. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (gen.
fil.). &.£H. received as <£. 4 March, 1656, restored 5 July
by Bursar Estcott 1661. B.A. 25 Oct. 1660.

Robert Pollard. £H. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656 (gen. fil.).
(£.£ft. received as <K. 11 March, 1656, taken up for Battels
2 July by Bursar Estcott 1659 or 1661.

William Baker. f«. Mich, or Hil. Term 1656.

Possibly William Baker, B.A. (Magd.) 25 Oct. 1660 ; where a
William Baker was Demy 1653-1656, having been chorister
1653-1654 : lie is said to have £H. Oct. 1655 (pleb. fil.).
(Bloxam.) One William Baker was Vicar of Huish Episcopi,
Somerset, 2 March, 1662 ; died about 1686. Another was
Hector of South Bradon, Somerset, from 10 June, 1669, to
about 1709.

218 WARDEN WILKINS. [1656-57.

Samuel Smith. dLfH. received as Servitor 26 July, 1656,
restored by Bursar Estcott 8 Nov. 165'J or 1661.

John Jones. (K.fH. received as Servitor 11 Sept. 1656,
restored 20 Sept. 1656.

Henry Winchcombe. (E.fH. received as Jf.(ft. 11 Oct.
1656.

Probably son and heir of Sir Henry Winchcombe of Buckle-
bury, Berks, Bart., see 1637 : succeeded his father but died s.p.
Nov. 1703.

Thomas Coward. <&M. received as jf.(ft. 11 Oct. 1656.
John Barker. (&.f&. received as (ft. 6 Nov. 1656.

Samuel Hearn. M.A. (Wadham) 25 April, 1656. On a
stone in Wadham Chapel : " S. H. A.M. W. C. C. (Samuel
Herne, A.M. Wadh. Coll. Commensalis) mortalitati non
vitas valedixit 2 Dec. 1658."

1657.

Andrew Nicholas. JH. (Nichols) Easter or Act Term 1657
(gen. fil). C.ilH. received as (ft. 21 March, 16ff , restored
13 Oct. 1657. Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1657, of Lanfey,
Monmouth, aged 16.

Henry Croke. fE. Mich. Term 1657 (equitis fil. natu minor).
OLiH. received as (ft. 27 June, 1657, restored 29 Sept.
1657. Admitted g>. 25 Sept. 1657, of St. Bartholomew
the Less, London, aged 16. B.A. 28 May, 1661.

Evidently the second son of Sir Kobert Croke, Clerk of the
Pipe, who is said (in Croke's History of the Croke Family], to
have died in 1662, aged 21, and is buried at Ellesborough,
Bucks. The inscription on his monument is not very legible,
but appears to be as follows :

1657.] WARDEN WILKINS. 219

HENRICI CHOKE

Quod mori potuit heic conditur

Quod mori non debuit lieic panditur

Qui D1U Robert! Croci Equitis aurati

Natu secundus annum agens xxi

Summo mane Calendis Januariis An Dm MDCLXII

Vel apostemate vel artium (artuum)

Morbo sane medicis occulto

Oxonii delicti, occubuit,

lisdem liora dieque quibus avitus

j)nus Henricus Crokus, Eques auratus

Tribus retro annis obdormivit.

Natalium splendorem virtutum purpura

Virtutes omnigense scientiae iride

Scientias purse religionis candore,

The rest is much obliterated, and the transcription appears
corrupt. (Croke, I. 503.)

John Gay. JE. Easter or Act Term 1657 (pleb. fil). &M.
received as (ft. 8 Feb. 1657, restored by Bursar Ironside.
One John Gaye of Trinity was B.A. 16 Jan. 1660, in
which year his admission to Trinity is recorded.

John Barton (? Burton), ffl. Easter or Act Term 1657
(pleb. fil.). <&M. received 25 June, 1657, restored
18 Oct. 1658.

John Stephens, ffl. Easter or Act Term 1657 (pleb. fil.).
(E.fft. received (from Mr. Stephens) 24 Nov. 1657, paid
over 21 April by Bursar Floyd to Whaley. John
Stevenson was B.A. 14 May, 1657 (though his name
appears otherwise as Nevinson).

Samuel Batt. fft. Easter or Act Term 1657 (serviens).
John Batt's <&M. is received 22 July, 1657, but the re-
payment 13 Jan. 16f^, is acknowledged by Samuel Batt.
Admitted at Queen's as IS. 14 Oct. 1659. B.A. (Queen's)
5 Feb. 1660.

John Michell. fH. Easter or Act Term 1657 (serviens).
(JT.fH. received 3 Feb. 1656, restored by Bursar Ball.

220 WARDEN WILKINS. [1657.

John Williams. £H. Easter or Act Term 1657 (gen. fil.).
(E.f5L received 21 March, 1656, restored 8 Nov. by
Bursar Ball.

Thomas Walker. fH. Easter or Act Term 1657 (min. fil.).
(£.fH. received as IB, 12 June, 1657, restored 23 March
by Bursar Estcott 16-ff, replaced 2 March, 16ff, and
taken up for Battels, 3 July, 1661. His name is the
first entered by Warden Blandford on resuming the
entries in the Registrum as (ft. 29 Feb. 1659.

John Costren. IE. Easter or Act Term 1657 (serviens).
CJft. received as Servitor 20 June, 1657, restored
13 July, 1659. (Coster.)

John Doylie. fflL Easter or Act Term 1657 (arm. fil.).
C.fH. received 18 April, 1657, as (ft. or j]F.(ft., and

restored on 3 May by Bursar Ironside.

Probably eldest son of John Doylie 1617, of Chiselhampton,
baptized at Stadliampton 1640. If so, created Baronet, 7 July,
1666. M.P. for Woodstock 1688-1689 ; died 13 April 1709,
aged 68.

Daniel Cudmore. ffl. Mich. Term 1657 (arm. fil.). &.JH.
received as (ft., perhaps Jf.Gt. 21 April, 1657, restored
to his brother Zachary Cudmore, 13 Oct. (see 1658).

Daniel and Zachary are family names of the Cudmores of
Loxbeare, Devon.

Abraham Janeway. fH. Mich. Term 1657 (serviens).

Son of William Janeway of Lilley, Herts, and of Harpenden.
He became a Presbyterian preacher : was married and resided
at Buntingford, Hunts (with his mother or mother-in-law).
He died in Sept. 1665, but of consumption, not of the Plague :
a funeral sermon was preached on him by Thomas Vincent,
entitled, " God's Terrible Voice in the City." Elder brother of
Joseph Janeway 16||. Their brother John Janeway jF. of
King's College, Cambridge, who died 1657, was a pupil of
Dr. Seth Ward (see 1649) who was at this time at Waclham.

Thomas Vincent says of Abraham Janeway : " He was a
righteous person, a righteous minister, a dear brother taken

1657.] .WARDEN WILKINS. 221

away in the flower of his year?. He was a merciful man, and
showed great pity and compassion to souls ; was earnest with
them to leave their sins, and close with Christ. He spent him-
self and hastened his own death to keep others from perishing
everlastingly. He was an upright man, a true-hearted
Nathanael, and one of very promising hopes for very con-
siderable usefulness." (Cox's Lives and Times of the Janeways.)

Henry Dolling, ffl. Mich. Term 1657 (pleb. fil.). &M.
received as (ft. 23 Oct. 1657, restored 1 Aug. 1661,
replaced 28 Feb. 16fJ, but taken up 10 Nov. 1 1664
for Battels by Bursar Whaley. B.A. 21 June, 1661.
M.A. 28 June, 1664.

Master of the School at Dorchester, Dorset, 1664-1675 : is said
to have translated into Latin, The Whole Duty of Man. (Wood,
Fast. II. 140, 158.)

Robert Gale. fm. Micb. Term 1657 (pleb. fil.). C.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 22 July, 1657, restored 18 July by Bursar
Whaley 1664. B.A. 28 May, 1661. M.A. 19 Jan. 1663.

Probably Vicar of Cutcombe, Somerset, 27 Oct. 1668 ; died

about 1672.

Samuel Parker. Jft. Mich. Term 1657 (gen. fil.). C.Jft.

received as (ft. 30 Sept. 1656, restored 13 Oct. 1660.

B.A. 28 Feb. 1659. He migrated to Trinity where he

took his M.A. 9 July, 1663.

Wood says that he was the son of John Parker of North-
ampton ; born 1640. F.R.S. 1665 ; Chaplain to the Archbishop
of Canterbury 1667 ; Archdeacon of Canterbury 1670 ; Pre-
bendary of Canterbury, and Rector of Ickham and Chartham,
Kent, 1672. Consecrated Bishop of Oxford 17 Oct. 1686, when
he retained his Archdeaconry, but he had resigned his Prebend
in 1685. He was intruded into the President's place at Mag-
dalen College, by the mandate of King James II. 25 Oct. 1687 ;
and died in his lodgings in that College on 20 March following.
He was buried by torch-light on 24 March on the South side
of the Ante- Chapel, but no memorial marks the place of his
interment. He was the author of numerous controversial works,
covering a wide ground, for he was educated as a Puritan,
and died under suspicion of favouring the designs of the King
to restore Romanism : also of A History of His Own Time, first
published in 1727.

222 WARDEN WILKINS. [1657

Henry O'Brien, ffl. Mich. Term 1657 (comitis fil.). C.fH.
received as $.<&. 22 Oct. 1657, restored 9 Feb. 1658.

Son of Henry, Earl of Thomond, born about 1642. Henry,
Lord Ibrackan, was M.P. for Clare 1661, married in 1664 Lady
Catherine Stuart, sister of Charles, Duke of Richmond and
Lennox, and in her own right Baroness Clifton ; died (vita
patris) 1678. His father's second wife was Sarah, daughter of
Sir Francis Russell of Chippenham. Donor of Plate to the
College.

Samuel Conduit. fH. Hil. Term 1657 (serviens). (£M.
received as Servitor 23 April, 1658, restored 29 March,
1660. B.A. (Lincoln) 18 June, 1661. He died 7 Sept,
1662 (Line. MS.).

Thomas Chafe. ilH. Hil. Term 1657 (arm. fil.). £.JH. re-
ceived as (ft. 8 March, 1657, taken up for Battels by
Bursar Ironside.

Son of Thomas Chafe of Sherborne by a daughter of Sir
Thomas Malet of St. Audrie's and Poyntington : he became a
Barrister, and married Susanna Molyns, heiress of West Hall,
near Sherborne.

Nathaniel Estcott. m. Hil. Term 1657 (pleb. fil.). <&M.
received apparently as 13. 20 Feb. 1657. Admitted g>.
23 Sept. 1659, aged 18, of Beaverston, Glouc. B.A.
(Escot) 14 Dec. 1661. M.A. 5 July, 1664. Admitted
Jf. 6 July, 1664 (there is no record of his election as
$. in 1663). He was elected Sab-Dean 1662 ; Librarian
1664. On 14 Jan. 16-f-J, he was removed from his JF.
in virtue of the decree of 1626, "de absentia Sociorum."

George Fletcher, fft. Hil. Term 1657 (gen. fil.). C.ffl.
received 15 March, 1657. Admitted &. 29 Sept. 1660,
aged 19, of Stroud water, Glouc. B.A. 14 Dec. 1661.
M.A. 5 July, 1664. Admitted dF. 2 July, 1666. Elected
Sub-Dean 1664 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1666, 1669,
1673 ; Humanity Lecturer 1667 ; Catechist 1671 ; Dean
1672, 1676; Librarian 1674. On 8 Jan. 1676, Short-
grave was elected Dean in consequence of George
Fletcher's death. Master of the Schools 1673. He

1657-58.] WARDEN W ILK INS. 228

succeeded Nicholas Lloyd (see 1653), as Rector of St.
Martin's, Carfax, in 1670, and dying on 6 Jan. 16jf,
" sepulturam accepit in Capella sub muro boreali pone
ostium."

John Parker, jm. Hil. Term 1657 (serviens). (I.ffl. re-
ceived as Servitor 17 Nov. 1657, taken up for Battels by
Bursar Estcott.

William Clarke. |H. Hil. Term 1657 (arm. fil). KM. re-
ceived as (£. 5 Aug. 1657, restored by Bursar Ironside.
B.A. 28 Feb. 16ff.

Richard Bonett. JR. Hil. Term 1657 (arm. fil.). C.fH. re-
ceived probably as Jf.Gt. 13 June, 1656, taken up for
Battels 2 July, 1661.

David Lawrence, dr.fft. received as $$. 4 Nov. 1657, re-
stored 29 April, 1661. Ooe David Lawrence graduated
B.A. of Lincoln 14 May, 1661 : who flj. at New Inn Hall
27 Oct. 1657.

Francis Hodson. (EJK. received as (ft. 11 Dec. 1657, re-
stored 16 Dec. 1658. One Francis Hodson graduated
B.A. of Oriel 23 Nov. 1664.

John Stevenson. B.A. (Wadham) 14 May, 1657.

1658.

Edward Dackombe. JH. 21 March, 16|f (gen. fil.). Ad-
mitted £). 26 Feb. 16ff of "castro de Corffe," Dorset,
aged 17. BA. 28 June, 1662. Elected ^. 30 June,
1662 : there is no notice of the election in 1663, but on
30 June, 1664 it was ordered that Dackcombe should
remain :JjJ. for another six months ; and again on 6 Dec.
1664 his admission was postponed till 30 June, in which

224 WARDEN WILKINS. [1658.

interval he probably resigned, as he was never admitted
to his jf.

Son and heir of Bruen Dackham of Corfe Castle, living 1682.
(Hntchins, I. 510).

One of the same name who fH. 19 Feb. 16f f, was probably
his son : if so he is described there as " generosus " of Cork
(i.e. Corfe) Castle in the Isle of Purbeck.

John Mayow. £H. (Mayouwe) 2 July, 1658 (pleb. fil.).
CJft. received as <£. 3 April, 1658, taken up for Battels
by Bursar Ironside 1660 or 1662. Admitted 5>. 23 Sept.
1659, of Bree, Cornwall, aged 17. LdF. of All Souls,'
(Mayo), 1660. B.C.L. 30 May, 1665. D.C.L. 5 July,
1670.

He however studied Physic, and was the author of sundry
Medical Tracts. He died Sept. 1679, and was buried in
St. Paul's, Covent Garden. (Wood, Ath. III. 1199). Probably
brother of Philip Mayow (see 8 Dec. 1658).

William Adams. Jft. 2 July, 1658 (min. fil.). €M. re-
ceived as <£. 28 Jan. 16ff , repaid by Bursar Floyd 1661.
B.A. 28 May, 1661. M.A. (Lincoln) 16 March, 166f.
On 13 Dec. 1662, William Adams (B.A. Wadham) born
in the diocese of Lincoln, and John a Court (B.A. Lincoln)
of the diocese of Wells, were elected into jF/s of
Lincoln College. The Election was appealed against by
John Robinson and Henry Foulis, jF.s, and Christopher
Pike, M.A. of Lincoln, who claimed the Election. On
26 Dec. the Bishop of Lincoln (Robert Sanderson)
ordered the Rector (Paul Hood) not to admit Adams,
and a Court, pendente lite, but this prohibition arrived
too late, because on 29 Dec. 1662, Hood had admitted
them. On 10 Jan. 166f , the Bishop, being ill, withdrew
the prohibition against a Court, and constituted Baily,
President of St. John's, Pierce, President of Magdalen,
and Fell, Dean of Christ Church, a Commission to
decide in the dispute about Adam's Jf., enjoining them
to see " that the parish of Rotherham, Yorks, had no
hurt : " this phrase renders it probable that the dispute
was about whether the JF. should be filled up from York
or Lincoln diocese. The Commissioners must have de-

1658.] WARDEN WILKINS. 225

cided for Adams, because he continued on the books till
1666. On 2 Aug. 1666, orders are made about two
vacant jF.s, of which Adams's must be one. It is not
stated whether the vacancy arose by resignation or
death.

Andrew Davies. ffi. 2 July, 1658 (pleb. fil). (JTJH. re-
ceived as (ft. 23 June, 1658, restored 21 Nov. by Bursar
Chase 1663. B.A. (Davye) 16 April, 1662.

Anthony Percivall. fSL. 2 July, 1658 (pleb. fil.).

received as (ft. 3 April, 1658, restored by Bursar Floyd
1661. B.A. (Alban Hall) 7 Dec. 1661. M.A. (Ail Souls)
30 May, 1665. Jf. of All Souls 1661.

Henry Heaven. ilH. 2 July, 1658 (serviens). <£,JH. re-
ceived as Servitor 23 March, 16f|-, restored by Bursar
Ball 1659, when he was admitted Servitor of Trinity,
after two years at Wadham. B.A. (Trinity) 22 March,
1661.

Possibly the schoolmaster of Tetbury mentioned by Wood,

Ath. IV. 119.

Conn Hodges. fH. 2 July, 1658 (serviens). C.fH. received
as Servitor 28 July, 1658, restored 31 Oct. by Bursar
Bury 1660. B.A. (Magd. Hall) 7 Feb. 1661.

Thomas Popejoy. fH. 2 July, 1658 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 19 Feb. 16f|-, taken up for Battels
8 July, 1669. B.A. 16 Nov. 1661.

James Gittoes. fH. 2 July, 1658 (serviens). C.fH. received
as Servitor 21 March, 16ff, taken up for Battels
23 April, 1669. B.A. (Gittos) 7 Feb. 1661. M.A.
16 Nov. 1664.

Walter Earle. fH. 2 July, 1658 (arm. fil.). <£JH. received
as (ft. 10 June, 1658, paid over by Bursar Turges
21 NJVT. ? 1353.

John Garland. fft. 31 July, 1658 (arm. fil.). &M. re-
ceived as df.OL 10 July, 1658.

Donor of Plate to the College.

Q

226 WARDEN WILKINS. [1658.

John Walrond. JK. 31 July, 1658 (gen. fil). C.fH, re-
ceived as (ft. 12 July, 1658, restored by Bursar Ironside
1660 or 1662.

Edward Burbey. » 31 July, 1658 (gen. fil.). ODJH.' re-
ceived as (ft. (Burbye) 26 July, 1658, paid over by
Bursar Ironside 25 April 1660 or 1662.

George Walton. JH. 31 July, 1658 (arm. fil.). (JLffiL re-
ceived as dF.(ft. 18 June, 1658, taken up for Battels by
Bursar Estcott 1661.

George Karver (Karrer). $&. 31 July, 1658 (arm. fil.).
ODJH. received as Jf.<&. (Carver) 14 July, 1658, paid
over by Bursar Floyd 10 Dec. 1661 (Karvar).

Henry Bode. JH. 31 July, 1658 (serviens). (£.fft. received
as Servitor (Boade) 22 June, 1658, paid over 18 July,
1659.

Zachary Cudmore. fH. 31 July, 1658 (gen. fil.).

received as (ft. 21 March, 16||-, restored by Bursar

Floyd.

Brother of Daniel Cudmore 1657 : evidently one of the
Cudmores of Loxbeare, Devon ; where one Zachary Cudmore
was buried 1657.

Edward Lake. |5L as Andrew Lake 31 July, 1658 (min.
fil.). &M. received as (ft. 19 July, 1658, taken up for
Battels 2 July, 1661. Admitted &. 23 Sept. 1659
of Exeter, Devon, aged 17.

Philip Mayow. |H. 8 Dec. 1658 (plebeius). (E.fH. received
(ft. 3 April, 1658, taken up for Battels by Bursar
Estcott.

Probably brother of John Mayow, see 2 July, 1658, as Philip

is a name among the Mayows of Bree.

William Serch. M. 8 Dec. 1658 (plebeius). ODJH. as 3$.
(Sarche) 21 Oct. 1658, taken up for Battels 31 July,

1658.] WARDEN WILKINS. 227

1661, replaced 2 June, 1663, restored again 1 July by
Bursar Floyd ? 1663. One William Serch graduated
B.A. (New Inn Hall) 7 July, 1664.

Thomas Hodge. fH. 8 Dec. 1658 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 3 Nov. 1658, taken up for Battels
3 July, 1661, replaced 22 Oct. 1661, restored 2 July,
1669. B.A. 31 Oct. 1663. M.A. 3 July, 1666.

Brother of Alexander Hodge, £. 1648.

John Oglander. fH. 8 Dec. 1658 (arm. fil.). <&M. received
probably as JfM. 14 Oct. 1658, taken up for Battels
24 March, 1668.

Another John Oglander _pt. 1650, whom see.

Christopher Beard. fft. 8 Dec. 1658 (generosus).

received as <£. (Bard) 14 July, 1658, restored by Bursar
Ironside.

William Hilary. jJH. 8 Dec. 1658 (plebeius). CJflL re-
ceived as (ft. 14 Nov. 1655, taken up for Battels 8 July,
1669. B.A. 15 Dec. 1660.

Younger brother of John Hilary 1640.
Thomas Creed. fH. 8 Dec. 1658 (serviens).

William Stephens. fH. 21 March, 16|f (gen. fil.). E.ffl.
received as (ft. 8 March, 1658, handed over by Bursar
Ironside to one Christopher Handsett.

Hugh Trevelian. £H. 22 March, 1658 (arm. fil.). OT.ffl.

received as JF.^IL 1 March, 1658, taken up for Battels

17 Aug. 1674.

Evidently one of the Trevelians of Yarnscoinbe, Devon, in
which family the name Hugh was hereditary.

Thomas Eastcourt. fH. 22 March, 16-ff (arm. fil.).

received as JF.OL 26 Jan. 16|f, restored 3 Aug. 1660.

Richard Martin, ffl. 22 March, 16^ (doctoris fil.).

Probably son of Dr. Joseph Martin 1621.

Q 2

228 WARDEN WILKINS. [1659.

1659.

Henry Dawley. ffi. 28 April, 1659 (arm. fil.). <&.m. re-
ceived as ? Jf.Ql. 13 April, 1659, restored by Bursar
Floyd 16 July ? 1661.

William Noel. fH. 28 April, 1659 (arm. fil.). C.fH. re-
ceived as ? JfM. 15 April, 1659, restored 30 Oct.
1660.

William Thornton, ffi. 28 April, 1659 (plebeius).

received as 3i3. 4 May, 1659. Admitted &. 29 Sept. 1660.
of Milborne, Somerset, aged 18. B.A. 12 March, 1662,
M.A. 15 Feb. 1665. Admitted $. 1 July, 1667.
Elected Sub-Dean 1665; Humanity Lecturer 1668,
1669; Dean 1670; Moderator of Philosophy 1671;
Bursar 1673, 1675, 1678, 1681, 1685 ; Catechist 1674,
1680 ; Sub-Warden 1676, 1679 ; Librarian 1677. Wood in
his MS. says that he was Vicar of Southrop. Principal
of Hart Hall 1688-1707.

He died 25 Sept. 1707, " and left behind him the character of
a learned Divine, and a man of very great probity and in-
tegrity," says Hearne, to whom Hickes writes, "he hath not
left a more learned or orthodox divine behind him. He knew
the primitive divinity of the first four centuries, and judged
all other writers since the Reformation by them." Hearne
adds, "'tis said he was the author of a Vindication of the
Twenty-third Article of the Church of England from a late
Exposition ascribed to my Lord Bishop »of Sarum, London,
1702."

Robert Ridler. JH.28 April, 1659 (plebeius). OCJtt. received
as OL 28 June, 1659, taken up for Battels 28 Jan. 1660.
He died in College, and was interred in the College
Chapel 13 Nov. 1660. (Wood's MS. writes the name
Redloe.)

Richard Bacon. fH. 28 April, 1659 (serviens). C.JH. re-
ceived as Servitor 8 June, 1659, restored 6 May, 1661.
B.A. 28 June, 1662.

1659.] WARDEN WILKINS. 229

Robert Smith, ffl. 13 July, 1659 (gen. fil.). C.fH. received
as OL 13 March, 16f£, restored 10 June, 1669. B.A.
2 May, 1663. M.A. 13 March, 1665. M.B. 25 May,
1669. M.D. 1 July, 1684.

At Hawkchurch, Dorset, is the following monument. " To the
dear memory of Robert Smith, Doctor of Physic, late of Wadham
College in Oxford, and by his Will a generous benefactor to it,
who departed this life the 29th day of June, 1694, in the 52nd
year of his age. Elizabeth his disconsolate widow erected this
monument." His benefactions to the College were to take
effect after the death of his wife (whose will is dated 1702>
He left money to augment the Wardenship, and .£10 to each
Chaplain yearly, and .£10 between the four Moderators ; charge-
able on his estate at Wambrook, near Chard, Dorset. On the
East Wall of the Fellows' Garden is the following inscription :

Robertas Smyth, M.D.

Et Praetor Civitatis Wellensis

In Agro Somerset :

Pro benevolo suo

In Collegium Wadhami animo

Hunc murum propriis

Sumptibus struxit

MDCLXXXV.

In 1853 the nett value of his benefaction was £100 a year.

icis Chaldicot. M. 19 July, 1659 (arm. fil.).
received as Jf.Qt. 1 Aug. 1659, and repaid by Bursar
Floyd.

Apparently son of William Chaldicott of Shaftesbury. (Hut-

chins, I. 591.)

pilliam Webber. JH. 19 July, 1659 (min. fil.). <£.» re-
ceived 18 Nov. 1659. B.A. (Hart Hall) 5 May, 1663.
M.A. 31 May, 1666.

War&en Blan&forb.

William Morgan. M. 25 Oct. 1659 (plebeius). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 13 Feb. 1659, restored by Bursar
Estcott 29 June ? 1661.

Thomas Wood. iH. 25 Oct. 1659 (arm. fil). CJtt. re-
ceived as JF.®. 8 Aug. 1659, restored by Bursar Bury
14 Oct. ? 1662.

William Boswil. IE. 25 Oct. 1659 (gen. fil.). ODJK. re-
ceived as <£* 8 Aug. 1659, restored by Bursar Floyd.

Robert Russell, m. 2 Dec. 1659 (Baronetti fil.).

Probably the same as Robert Russell 16ff, who graduated
M.A. by accumulation in 1659.

Henry Russell. Jf.<&. 29 Oct. 1659.

The first JF.C. entered by Warden Blandford when the entries
are resumed in the Registrum after his election.

John Hayne. &.JH. received as <£. 21 July, 1659, restored
by Bursar Bury.

Stephen Rose. B.A. (Wadham) 17 Dec. 1659.

166O.

Nathaniel Salter. Admitted g>. 29 Sept. 1660, of Coombe
Caines, Dorset, aged 19. ffi. (Christ Church) 31 July,
1658 (gen. fil.). B.A. 14 Dec. 1661. M.A. 5 July, 1664.
Admitted $. 2 July, 1666. Elected Sub-Dean 1663 ;
Humanity Lecturer 1666 ; Moderator of Philosophy

1060.]

WARDEN BLANDFORD.

231

1667; Dean 1669 ; Catechist 1670; Sub-Warden 1673;
Proctor 9 April, 1673, when Wood mentions that there
was much rudeness on the Proctors taking their places,
the freshmen and undergraduates scrambling for biscuits
in Hall, &c.

Thomas Windham. Jf.<&. 18 Jan. 16f£ . fH. (Wyndham)
11 April, 1660 (arm. fiL). &M. received as JF.4L
30 Aug. 1660, given for the use of the Library instead
of a piece of plate 6 Sept. 1664. Thomas Windham
was created M.A. 28 Sept. 1663, on the occasion of the
visit of the Duke of Monmouth.

Thomas Windham (afterwards of Witham) son of John
Wyndham of Orchard, and brother of Hopton Windham
1655, and George Windham 1661, died 16 Dec. 1689, buried at
Witham Friary, Somerset.

James Robins. JfM. 18 Jan. 16ff. fffiL 6 June, 1660
(arm. fil.). &JH. received 2 March, 1659, restored
22 Oct. 1663.

.

Lord Rochester (John Wilmot). Jf.<&.

£BL (Johannes, Comes Roffensis) 11 Dec. 1660.
received 1 March, 1659, restored (to the receipt of John
Gary) 23 Jan. 1661. He was created M.A. 9 Sept. 1661,
being aged (says Wood) about 14. He presented to the
College four silver pint cups inscribed, " Hoc cum
tribus aliis D.D. Johannes Comes Roffensis 1662."

John Wilmot was born at Dichley, near Woodstock, April,
1648. He succeeded his father as Earl of Rochester and Baron
Wilmot of Adderbury, and Viscount Wilmot in Ireland 1659.
After a notorious career of profligacy he died 26 July, 1680.
An account of his repentance was written by Gilbert Burnet,
afterwards Bishop of Salisbury, and his funeral sermon was
preached by Robert Parsons: and there is an ode to the
memory of John Lord Wilmot, Earl of Rochester, by S. W.
(Samuel Woodforde 1654) in MS. in the Bodleian. (Wood,
Ath. III. 1223.)

Lord Rochester was the author of numerous poems, &c.
(Wood, Ath. III. 1228.)

232 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1660.

Robert Mellor. JfM. 26 March, 1660. M. 11 April,
1660 (arm. fil). &M. received 16 April 1663, restored
11 Aug. 1662.

Donor of Plate to the College.

Robert Markham. Jf.<&. 16 May, 1660. m. 6 June,
1660 (Baronetti fil.). CJK. received 16 May, 1660, re-
stored 29 July by Bursar Estcott 1661. On 30 Oct.
1660, he paid for the First Middle Chamber from the
Chapel.

Son of Sir Robert Markham (see 1618), first Baronet of Sedge-
brook, Line. : succeeded his father in 1667, and married Mary,
daughter and coheiress of Sir Thomas Widdrington of Sher-
borne Grange, Northumberland : died 11 Aug. 1690 ; but in
Markham's History of the Markhams, his daughter Ursula
says that he died 27 Oct. 1690.

Mountague Cholmely. JfM. 16 May, 1660. M. 6 June,
1660 (arm. fil.). C.Jft. received 16 May, 1660, restored
by Bursar Estcott, 11 July, 1661. On 30 Oct. 1660, he
paid for the First Middle Chamber from the Chapel.
He was eldest son of Mountague Cholmely of Easton, Line.,
who had a warrant for the dignity of Baronet, 16 July, 1642,
but the patent never passed the Great Seal : died 5 March, 1700,
and is buried at Stoke Rochford (Turnois Grantham). Donor
of Plate to the College.

Thomas Strangewayes. JfM. 22 May, 1660. m. 6 June,
1660 (arm. fil.). <&M. received 30 May, 1660, restored
by Bursar Bury. He occupied the Fourth South Middle
Chamber from the Gate, 11 Aug. 1663.

Son of Sir Giles Strangewayes, see 1629, born 1643; knight
of the Shire for the County of Dorset, from 31 Car. II., till his
death in 1713 ; buried at Melbury. He is called Colonel in
the Parish Kegister.

Wadham Strangewayes. Jf.<&. 22 May, 1660. fH.

6 June, 1660 (arm. fil.). C.fBL received 30 May, 1660,

restored by Bursar Bury. He occupied the Fourth

South Middle Chamber from the Gate 11 Aug. 1663.

He was fourth son of Sir Giles Strangewayes, and was killed

at Bridport, in Monmouth's Rebellion 1685. He died sp., and

1660.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 233

was buried at Stinsford. He married Elizabeth, daughter and
coheiress of Arthur Radford of Dulish, Dorset, who died
14 Sept. 1683, aged 30, and is buried at Stinsford. His monu-
ment is as follows :

" Here lyeth the body of Wadham Strangewayes, the fourth
son of Colonel Giles Strangewayes, late of Melbury Sampford,
in the County of Dorset, who was killed at Bridport in the
said County 15 day of June, 1685, in his Majesty's service,
against the Duke of Monmouth's Rebellion, setatis SUSB 39."

An account of his death is given in a letter from Thomas
Chafin to his wife, dated 15 June, 1685. He also was in arms for
the King, and writes from Dorchester, " I am very well soe far
on my journey, but mett with bad news here of my cos.
Waddham Strangways being barbarously killed by the rebells
yesterday morning. . . My cos. Strangways killed as he was
takeing horse. . . It seems the rougues in Birtport had com-
munication with them at Lyme, which was the cause of the
surprize on cos. Strangways and the rest." (Hutchins, III. 566.)

Nicholas Sprey. dF.OL 5 June, 1660. fH. 6 June, 1660
(gen. fil.). He lived in the Third Middle Chamber from
the Hall, which he appears to have vacated 23 July,
1661.

Probably son of Nicholas Sprey of Trevennick in St. Kew,
Cornwall, born at St. Germans 1642, buried 1673. (Maclean's,
Trigg Minor, I., 294.)

John Every. dF.OL 1 July, 1660. M. 16 July, 1661

(armiger fil. Johannis Every de Glandvil Wotton in Com.
Dorcestr. gen, set. 17). He gave £15 to the Library
(Gutch). John Evory was created M.A. at the visit of
the Duke of Monmouth 28 Sept. 1663.
Died 1679 s.p. (Hutchins, II., 264.)

Gilbert Hare. JfM. 13 July, 1660.

Thomas Geers- $&. 13 July, 1660. ffl. 22 March, 16f ?

(fil. Thomse Geers de Bridg. Hereford gen. aet. 18).

William Fisher. Jf.<&. 30 July, 1660. M. 22 March, 16f a

234 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1660.

(til. Francisci Fisher de Threckingham, Lincoln, gen. set.
17). C.fH. received 14 Aug. 1660, restored 25 April, 1662.
Donor of Plate to the College.

Robert Poster. JfM. 1 Aug. 1660. |H. 22 March, 16f ?-
(fil. Thomaa Foster de Fosters, Surr : arm. set. 17). C.fH.
received 2 Aug. 1660, restored by Bursar Bury 14 Oct.
? 1662.

Kobert Foster, aged 20, died before his father, who died in
1685 ; brother of Thomas Foster 1664. Donor of Plate to the
College.

Mr. George Penruddock. $.<&. 31 Jan. 16f°.

Probably third son of Colonel John Penruddock, who was
executed in 1655.

John Hoskins. OL 29 Feb. 16£f. M. 11 April, 1660 (gen.
fil.). &.fH. received 6 March, 1659, restored by Bursar
Floyd 1661 or 1663. B.A. (Alban Hall) 15 Dec. 1663.

William Harrison, (ft. 29 Feb. 16ff. m. 11 April, 1660
(gen. fil.). <£.fH. received 15 March, 16ff, restored by
Bursar Floyd. Admitted g>. 27 Sept. 1661, of Hurst,
Berks, aged 17. B.A. (Harison) 28 June, 1664. M.A.
2 May, 1667. Admitted Jf. 1 July, 1667. Elected
Sub-Dean 1666 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1668 ;
Humanity Lecturer 1670. He occupied the Third
Middle Chamber from the Hall, 17 Jan. 1666.

Wood calls him " equitis aurati fil." He was probably, therefore
the son of Sir Richard Harrison of Hurst, a staunch cavalier.
He also says that he resigned his JF. in 1671, and was sub-
sequently Preb. of Lincoln., and Master of St. Cross by
Winchester 22 Feb. 1675, and Preb. of Winchester 3 Nov. 1681.
He died 7 Aug. 1694. (Wood, Fasti, II. 298.)

Thomas Harris. 4L 13 April, 1660. m. 6 June, 1660
(gen. fil.). (I.fH. received 13 April, 1660, restored by
Bursar Bury.

Probably Thomas Harris who married Joan, daughter of Sir
Wadham Wyndham, and whose death is recorded on the Harris
monument in Salisbury Cathedral, as occurring in 1678, aged
36 : he was father of James Harris 1691.

1660.]

WARDEN BLANDFORD.

John Bowyer. OL 8 May, 1660. fft. 6 June, 1660 (equitis
fil. natu minor). C.fH. received 9 May, 1660, restored
by Bursar Chase 15 Jan. 1663. B.C.L. (All Souls)
9 April, 1668, where he had been elected Jf. in 1663.

Probably son of Sir Edmund Bowyer of Camberwell, Surrey,
knight : died s.p. (Manning and Bray, III. 409.)

Robert Rochester, (ft. 8 May, 1660. fft. 6 June, 1660
(gen. fil.). C.fft. received 9 May, 1660, restored by
Bursar Bury.

Edward Bromitch. OL 23 June, 1660.

Stephen Robins. OL 9 July, 1660. £H. 26 Oct. 1660 (gen.
fil.). &M. received 23 July, 1660, restored by Bursar
Bury 30 Sept. ? 1662, replaced 28 April, 1663, taken up
for Battels by Bursar Floyd 13 July, probably 1664.

William Smith. OL 9 July, 1660. fH. 26 Oct. 1660 (pleb.
fil.). C.ilH. received 23 July, 1660, restored by Bursar
Bury. Admitted g>. 27 Sept. 1662 of Ilton, Somerset,
aged 18. B.A. 2 March, 1664.

OL 17 July, 1660. m. 26 Oct. 1660
received 13 Aug. 1660, restored

William Basset.

(pleb. fil.).
30 Aug. 1661.

Probably identical with William Basset ; Demy of Magdalen
1661—1667. B.A. 30 April, 1664. M.A. 7 March, 1666.
Rector of Brinklow, Warwick, 17 June, 1671 ; of St. Swithin,
London, 18 July, 1683 ; died 1696. Wood says that he was
son of Thomas Basset, minister of Great Harborough, Warwick ;
but says that he ift. at Magdalen Hall 1660, aged 16. Author
of several sermons. (Wood, Ath. IV. 779.) Donor of Plate to
the College.

John Pranklyn. <ft. 28 Sept. 1660. M. 26 Oct. 1660
(gen. fil.). CJH. received 28 Sept. 1660, restored by
Bursar Bury.

John Fisher. <£. 13 Oct. 1660. m. 26 Oct. 1660 (pleb.
fil.). C.fH. received 13 Oct. 1660, restored by Bursar
Bury 28 Oct.

236 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1660.

Robert Vaughan. OL 13 Oct. 1660. m. 26 Oct. 1660
(pleb. fil.). (E.fft. received 13 Oct. 1660, restored
31 Aug. 1661.

Gerard Wood. OL 22 Oct. 1660. HE. 14 Dec. 1660 (fil.
Rogeri Wood, Dorcestr. set. 17). (£JH. received 22 Oct.
1660, restored by Bursar Floyd, 2 July.

Anthony Saunders. (ft. 30 Oct. 1660. HH. 26 Oct. 1660
(min. fil.). Admitted S>, 27 Sept. 1661 of Pangborne,
Berks, aged 17. Admitted Student of Christ Church
30 June, 1663. B.A. (Christ Church) 16 June, 1664.
M.A. 21 May, 1667. B.D. by diploma from the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury 22 Oct. 1672. D.D. 3 July, 1677.

Chancellor of St. Paul's, London, 30 Oct. 1672, and Rector of
Acton, Middlesex, 23 Aug. 1677. The Chancellorship was
vacant in Jan. 17|§.

Thomas Robins, (ft. 7 Nov. 1660. M. 16 July, 1661 (fil.
Thomse Robins de Hilmorton, Warwic. pleb. set. 19).
&M. received 7 Nov. 1660, taken up for Battels 8 July,
1669. B.A. 26 April, 1664.

Thomas Gale. (ft. 20 Jan. 16ff M. 22 March, 16fJ (fil.
Rogeri Gale de Taunton, Somerset, pleb, set. 15).

Nathaniel Bard. OL 1 March, 16ff M. 12 July, 1661
(fil. Maximi Bard de London, gen. set. 17). B.A.
26 April, 1664.

Thomas Mayhew. OL 15 March, 16ff fH. 10 May,
1661 (fil. Thomas Mayhew de Londin, pleb. set. 17).
Admitted &. 27 Sept. 1661 of St. Dunstan's in the
West, London, aged 17. Buried in the College Chapel
9 Jan. 16ff ; but Gutch says that the stone marked
T. M. stands for Thomas Mathew.

Peter Spoure. OL 17 March, 16ff flflU 22 March, 16ff
(fil. Henrici Spoure de Trebagh, Cornwall, gen. set. 18).

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237

John Watkins. IS. 9 March, ? 16ff. fH. 11 April, 1660
(plebeius). (£JH. received 13 March, 1659, taken up
for Battels by Bursar Floyd. B.A. 23 July, 1663.

Robert Clarke. fH. 11 April, 1660 (arm. fil.). £.fH. re-
ceived as OL 18 Nov. 1659, taken up for Battels 28 July,
1669. B.A. 19 June, 1663. M.A. 2 July, 1667.

Hugh Berryman. fH. 11 April, 1660 (serviens). C.fH,
received as Servitor 17 March, 16|-§-, restored 17 Aug.
1661. B.A. (Hart Hall) 17 Nov. 1663. M.A. 5 July,
1666.

Gera (sic) Blyth. fH. 11 April, 1660 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 17 March, 16|f, restored 28 March,
1661.

William Bampfield. fH. 11 April, 1660 (serviens). (E.fH.
received as Servitor 18 Nov. 1659, taken up for Battels
14 July, 1666, by Bursar Floyd. B.A. 31 Oct. 1663.

William Moore. fH. 6 June, 1660 (serviens). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 30 Aug. 1660, restored 15 July by
Bursar Floyd.

In the Register of Magdalene College, Cambridge, is the fol-
lowing entry: "June 7, 1665, Gulielmus Moore fil. Gulielmi
Moore de Newstead in Com. Nott. admissus est pensionarius
qui prius Coll. Wadh. apud Oxonienses admissus erat alumnus."
He graduated B.A. 1665. M.A. 1669.

Edward Storer. fH. 6 June, 1660 (serviens). OD.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 16 May, 1660.

Possibly Edward Store, B.A. (Alban Hall) 30 April, 1664.

William Gibbs. fH. 26 Oct. 1660 (serviens). £.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 13 Oct. 1660.

John Dice. fH. 26 Oct. 1660 (serviens). C.fH. received as
Servitor (John Tice) 13 Oct. 1660, restored 19 Oct. (?)
receipt signed J. Tyce.

238 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1661.

1661.

Edmund Chadwell. £H. 16 July, 16G1 (fil. Edmundi
Chad well de Wroughton, gen. set. 17). Admitted J&.
27 Sept. 1661 of Tidworth, Wilts, aged 18. B.A.
2 March, 1664. M.A. 21 Nov. 1667. Elected Sub-Dean
1667; but died in April, 1668, and was buried in the
College Chapel 24 April, Ludwell being elected Sub-
Dean in his place on 26 April.

Francis Pyle. fH. 16 July, 1661 (fil. Georgii Pyle de
Exon. gen. set. 16). Admitted &. 27 Sept. 1661 of
Exeter, aged 17. B.A. 11 May, 1665 : on the 6 March,
166^, he was allowed to proceed to M.A. " ea conditione
ut proximis comitiis omni suo jure in Coll. resignaret."
M.A. 10 March. He seems, however, to have given
trouble, for there is an entry in the Convention Book,
where after rehearsing the above it goes on, " Hie vero
fidem Gardiano datam omni fraude et perfidia violavit :
(qui vero fidem fallit, oppugnat omnium commune
prsesidium). Propterea per Gardianum in prsesentia
Sociorum sexto die Maii 1669 amotus est a Collegio in
perpetuum." Pyle appealed to the Visitor William
(Pierce) Bishop of Bath and Wells, who on 22 May
cited the Warden and Fellows to appear before him, at
his house, at Walthamstow on 17 June. On 14 June,
the Bishop writes from Wells, that his age and health
have interfered with his plans, and that he is sending
another citation : on 17 June the Warden replied
denying the Bishop's right to visit, unless requested
(except once in five years,) and then only at the
College. They were however summoned to Wells, for
2 Sept, " cui ut obicem ponerent " they obtained a
letter from Gilbert (Sheldon) Archbishop of Canterbury,
24 Aug., in which it is declared that they had obeyed
the first citation at great expense, not from any
exigency of the Statutes. On 28 Aug. the Warden
replied to the Bishop refusing to attend and gave his
reasons. On 2 Sept. the Bishop decreed that Pyle
should be restored. The Warden then wrote to the

1661.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 239

Archbishop stating "the complainant brought me a
decree late at night on Michaelmas Eve, ordering his
restoration on pain of suspension. He then went off to
London, and told me my Lord would be here in a
fortnight, and the College would be too hot to hold us
both." The College appears to have called in the
advice of William Turner, formerly a fellow of the
College (see 1620), who writes on 12 Oct. from
Exeter House that he has seen the Archbishop and
had hoped to have met the Bishop there. Again he
writes on 14 Oct. that he has seen the Archbishop's
Secretary, and is given to understand that the Bishop
denies the decree of Restoration and the use of threats,
and that he seems very pliable and wishes to see the
writer. Here the matter ends, but Pyle was apparently
not reinstated.

George Windham. JF.OL 8 May, 1661. M. 12 Dec. 1661
( Wyndham fil. Johannis Wyndham de Witham, Somerset,
gen. ast. 16).

Another of the sons of John Windham of Orchard, and
brother of Hopton Windham 1655, and Thomas Windham
16f § ; died unmarried.

Edward Berkley. Jf.<&. 29 June, 1661. ffi. 12 July,
1661 (fil. Edvardi Berkley de Pil, Somerset, arm.).

Edward Berkley of Pyll, died 1669 : but his father was a
knight. (Collinson III. 282.)

Brother of Maurice Berkley 1661, see below.

John Grey. Jf&. 10 Aug. 1661. m. 9 Nov. 1661 (fil.
Jacobi Grey de Yarmouth, Norfolc. gen. a?t. 18). C.JH.
received 10 Aug. 1661, restored 2 Sept. 1664.

William Neele (Neale). Jf.<&. 10 March, 16fi fH.
28 June, 1662 (fil. Gulielmi Neele de Winton, Hampton,
arm.). (C.fflL received 10 March, 1661, restored 1 Oct.
1663 by Bursar Chase.

240 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1661.

Shepheard. OL 9 May, 1661. Probably John Shepard,
admitted &. 27 Sept. 1661 of Cheselborne, Dorset, aged
18. John Shepherd B.A. (Wadham) 17 March, 1663.

Christopher Dominick. OL 22 May, 1661. ffl. (Balliol)
26 Oct. 1660 (sacerdotis fil.). B.A. (Wadham) 28 June,

1664. M.A. 2 May, 1667. B.M. 9 July, 1670. D.M.
9 July, 1675.

Richard Browne. OL 19 June, 1661. » 16 July, 1661
(fil. Thoma3 Browne de Corfe, Gloucestr. gen. set. 16).
Admitted " discipulus " (i.e. SO of Corpus Christi 3 June,
1662, and "scholaris" (Junior Jf.) 1671. B.A. 10 June,

1665. M.A. 30 March, 1669. B.D. 30 May, 1677.

John Ludwell. (St. 29 June, 1661. ffi. 12 July, 1661 (fil.
Roberti Ludwell de Bruton, Somerset, pleb. set. 17).
Admitted £>. 29 Sept. 1662, aged 18. B.A. 11 May,
1665. M.A. 10 March, 1667. B.M. 22 June, 1672.
D.M. 4 July. 1676. Admitted Jf. 30 June, 1671.
Elected Moderator Novae Classis 1666 ; Sub-Dean (vice
Chad well, deceased) 26 April, 1668, and again in
December; Humanity Lecturer 1671; Moderator of
Philosophy 1672; Dean 1673, 1674; Bursar 1675, 1677,
1680 ; Librarian 1676, 1681 ; Sub- Warden 1678, 1682.

He appears to have practised medicine in Oxford, as he is
attacked in the speech of the Terrse films at the Act of 1693
(see Hearne's Collections, Vol. I. p. 189, O.ZT.S.), in which it is
suggested that he was making money as a mercer, and he is
addressed as "alderman." He died 22 Jan. 1723, and was
buried in the Chancel of St. Mary's, where there is a diamond-
shaped stone on the floor with his name.

Robert Younge. 0£. 11 July, 1661.

John Shepheard. OL 11 July, 1661. ffl. 12 July, 1661
(fil. Nicolai Shepheard de Modbury, Devon, pleb. aet. 15).
(EJtt. received 11 July, 1661, restored 25 May, 1663.

Possibly John Shepheard, B.A. Corpus, 15 May, 1665. M.A.

30 Mar 1669.

1661.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 241

William Turner. 4L 16 Aug. 1661. fflL 21 Feb. 16fi
(fil. Gulielmi Turner de Richmond, Surr : D.C.L. set.
18). &.ffi. received 16 Aug. 1661, restored 23 May,
1663.

Son of William Turner 1620, and brother of Brian Turner
1678.

John Turner. <&. 16 Aug. 1661. fH. 21 Feb. 16fi (fil.
ejusdem venerabilis viri, set. 17). CJH. received 16 Aug.
1661, restored 6 Dec. 1664.

Son of William Turner 1620, and brother of Brian Turner

1678.

Edward Sandy. (ft. 20 Sept. 1661. C.ifl. received
10 Sept. 1661, restored by Bursar Ironsyde 1662.

James Hossom (Hoffman). <&. 18 Sept. 1661. M*
James Hossom 9 Nov. 1661 (fil. Martini Hossom de
Taunton, Somerset, pleb.). &.£H. received 18 Sept.
1661, restored 2 July, 1669. B.A. 17 June, 1665.

Robert Blake. OL 17 Oct. 1661 (Dorcestr.). CJH. re-
ceived 22 Oct. 1661, repaid by Bursar Bury.

Possibly Robert Blake of Melbury Abbas, died 1705.
(Hutchins, III. 565.)

Henry Gerard. OL 8 Feb. 16 fl. M. 21 Feb. 16fJ (fil.
Thomse Gerard de Rushton, Dorcestr. min. set. 17). (EJK.
received 8 Feb. 16fi, restored 13 Oct. 1663. Admitted
5. 30 Sept. 1663, aged 18. B.A. 2 Dec. 1665. M.A.
18 Feb. 1668. Elected Moderator Novas Classis 6 Dec.
1667. On 26 Jan. 16ff, he obtained his grace for M.A.
"ea conditione ut suam resignationem ante prox. Comm.
in manus Gardiani traderet." He was Terrse films in
1669.

Constant Jessop. (ft. 24 March 16fJ. ffl. (Hart Hall)
27 July, 1659 (min. fil.). C.f$L received 24 March, 16|i,
repaid by Bursar Bury 1662. Admitted £• 27 Sept.
1662 Constantius Jessop of Reading, Berks, aged 18.
B.A. (Magdalen) 13 Oct, 1663. M.A. 27 June, 1666.
B. and D.D. 4 July, 1685.

Son of C. J. Rector of Fyfield. Demy of Magdalen College
1663, aged 20, of Berks. Fellow of Magdalen 1665—1677.

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242 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1661.

Chaplain to the Earl of Sunderland at the time of King
James II. 's interference with Magdalen, when his name was
suggested as a possible person for the King to recommend
as President. He was Prebendary of Durham 16 Oct. 1686,
and Eector of Brington, Northants, where he died 10 March,
16ff, aged 55, and was buried with the following inscription :

"Laetam hie prsestolatur Resurrectionem Constans Jessop
S.T.P. eccl, Dunelm. prebendarius et hujus eccl. Rector.
Cetera Faina dabit sed nee monumento perenniori carebit vir
desideratissimus. Quoad usque successores gratos sedes Rectoris
sustentare non piguerit, quas elegantissimas, modestas tamen,
animi sui quam simillimas, propriis sumptibus condidit et
ecclesise dieavit. Decubuit XI die Martii, Anno Domini 1695,
setatis suse LV." (Wood, Fasti, II. 397.)

Humfrey Black (Blake). » 12 July, 1661 (fil. Edmundi
Blake de Netherstowey, Somerset, pauperis, set. 17).
C.fH. received as Servitor. B.A. (Glouc. Hall) 23 Nov.
1664.

Maurice Berkeley. m. 12 July, 1661 (fil. Edvardi
Berkeley de Pil, Somerset, arm. set. 16).

Commanded the Someiset Militia at the battle of Sedgemoor ;
died s.p. 1717.

Brother of Edward Berkeley 1661, see above.

John Hutchens. ffi. 12 July, 1661 (fil. Henrici Hutchens
de Dorchester, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17). CJH. received
as Servitor.

James Berriman. fm. 12 July, 1661 (fil. Johannis Berriman
de Breuton, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). He was originally
a Servitor, but paid additional CJH. as (ft. 18 Feb. 1667,
restored 2 June, 1669. B.A. 3 May, 1665. M.A.
7 July, 1668.

William Faulconer. fH. 12 July, 1661 (fil. Radulphi
Faulconer de Southton, i.e. Southampton, pauperis, set.
15). He died at College and was buried in the Outer
Chapel, where there was a stone, W. F. 1661. (Gutch,
who spells the name Faukner and Faulkner).

1661.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 243

Samuel Donne. £H. 16 July, 1661 (fil. Robert! Donne de
Crewkerne, Somerset pleb. pauperis, set. 16). Donne's
C.fH. was received as Servitor 20 March, 16ff, restored
13 Sept. 1661, when Robert Donne signs the receipt for
" my caution " : it also appears as received 20 March, 16|-§-,
restored by Bursar Floyd (i.e. 1661). Admitted i3, at
Exeter 20 March, 166|; his name was removed from
the €M. Book there 4 April, 1672. B.A. (Exeter)
17 Oct. 1663.

Robert Jones. fft. 16 July, 1661 (fil. Roberti Jones de
Lyme Regis, Dorcestr. gen. aet. 16). (JT.fH. received as
OL 11 July, 1661, restored 2 July, 1663. Possibly
Robert Jones. B.A. (Hart Hall) 15 June, 1666.

John Russell. fH. 12 Dec. 1661 (fil. Johannis Russell de
By minster, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 16). (JT.fH. received as
Servitor 11 Nov. 1661, restored 13 Oct. by Bursar Chase
1663.

Nicholas Browne. ifl. 21 Feb. 16fJ (fil. Nicolai Browne
de Week, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17). He was entered as <*L
6 June, 1662. «H. received (?) 6 June, 1662, paid over
by Bursar Whaley 1664. B.A. (Magdalen Hall) 21 Feb.
1665.

John Saywell. fH. 21 Feb. 16f } (fil. Gabrielis Saywell de
Pentridge, Dorcestr. inin. pauperis, a3t. 16). (£.iJH. received
as Servitor 27 Nov. 1662, restored 8 Aug. 1665. B.A.
17 June, 1665. M.A. 28 April, 1668.

Brother of Kev. W. Saywell, Master of Jesus College, Camb-

bridge, and Archdeacon of Ely.

John Baynard. fH. 21 Feb. 16|i (fil. Petri Baynard de
Weymouth, Dorcestr. pleb. pauperis, set. 17). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 20 Oct. 1661, restored by Bursar
Floyd 27 March ? 1667. B.A. 7 July, 1665. M.A.
(New) 28 April, 1668.

John Duck. fH. 21 Feb. 16fi (fil. Johannis Duck de
Branscomb, Devon, pleb. pauperis, aet. 18). CT.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 12 Nov. 1661, restored 6 Nov. 1666.
B.A. 3 Nov. 1666.

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244 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1661-62.

John Bennet. fH. 21 Feb. 16fJ- (fil. Johannis Bennet de
Sherborne, Dorcestr. pleb. pauperis, set. 18). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 24 Feb. 1661, restored 29 June, 1666.

Zachary Davye. fH. 15 March, 16f|- (fil. Johannis Davye
de Midland, Devon, arm. set. 22). &.fH. received as dF.(*L
(Davies) 22 Oct. 1661, restored 9 March, 16ff.

Joseph Janeway. B.A. (Wadham) 12 March, 16|4. HE*
(All Souls) 8 Dec. 1658 (serviens).

Youngest (? fifth) son of William Janeway of Lilley, Herts,
and subsequently of Harpenden ; the only one of his family
who was a Conformist, died before he was 40. Brother of
Abraham Janeway 1657.

1662.

John Foyle. JfM. 18 Sept. 1662. ftt. 17 Dec. 1662 (fil.
Johannis Foyle de Kempton ? Hampton, gen. set. 18).
. received 18 Sept. 1662, restored by Bursar Whaley.

Robert Knollys. Jf&. 7 Nov. 1662. m. 13 Nov. 1662
(fil. Gulielmi Knollys de Grayes, Oxon. arm. set. 16).
C.JH. received 7 Nov. 1662, taken up for Battels 10 Nov.
1666.

Wheeler. <&. 4 May, 1662 (Oxon.). £.fH. received same
day, restored 14 Jan. 1663.

George Long. OL 6 June, 1662. ffflL 28 June, 1662 (fil.
Leisleboni Long de Stratton, Somerset, arm. set. 18).
C.fH. received 6 June, 1662, restored 10 March, 1666.

Donor of Plate to the College.

Joseph Blake. OL 20 July, 1662. m. 19 July, 1662 (fil.
Richardi Blake de And over, Hampton, gen. set. 17).
. received 20 July, 1662; restored 26 June, 1663.

1662.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 245

John Bond. (ft. 4 Aug. 1662. C.fft. received same day,
restored 13 July, 1664.

John Glisson. OL 11 Aug. 1662. m. 19 July, 1662 (fil.
Johannis Glisson de Marnell, i.e. Marnhull, Dorcestr.
inin. set. 15.

John Burford. (ft. 12 Sept. 1662 (Somerset). (JLfH. re-
ceived 12 Sept. 1662, restored by Bursar Chase 26 Oct.
1663. Admitted g>. 30 Sept. 1663 of Yeavell, Somerset,
aged 18. B.A. 31 May, 1666. M.A. 18 Feb. 1668.
Elected Sub-Dean, 1669. Resigned £. 8 April, 1676.

Edward Lampen. OL 29 Sept. 1662 (Cornub.). M.
14 March, 16|f (fil. Johannis Lampen de Linconhem, i.e.
Linkinhorne, Cornub. gen. set. 18). C.M. received
29 Sept, 1662, taken up for Battels by Bursar Floyd.

John Tilghman. OL 22 Oct. 1662. m. 17 Dec. 1662 (fil.
Gulielmi Tilghman de Rugby, Warwic. gen. set. 16).
«D.fH. received 22 Oct. 1662, restored 15 Oct. 1663.

John Plucknett. OL 5 Jan. 16ff. fH. (Plukenett) 17 Dec.
1662 (fil. Henrici Plukenett do Bridport, Dorcestr. pleb.
set. 15). &Jft. received 5 Jan. 16ff, restored 14 Feb.
1665.

John Floyd. 4L 5 Jan. 16ff (Hampshire). f&. 13 Nov. 1662
(fil. Georgii Floyd de Wonston, Hampton, rain. set. 18).
<£.fH. received 5 Jan. 16ff, restored 7 Oct. 1663. Ad-
mitted S. 30 Sept. 1663 aged 18. B.A. 31 May, 1666.
M.A. 18 Feb. 1668. He received his grace for M.A.
"26 Jan. 1668, "ea conditione ut suam Resignationem
ante prox. Comm. in manus Gardiani traderet." He re-
signed his S. 27 Sept. 1669.

John Galton. <£. 21 Feb. 16||. m. 22 May, 1663 (fil.
Edvardi Galton de Coom Canes, i.e. Coombe Keynes,

246 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1662.

Dorcestr. min. set. 18). <&M. received 21 Feb. 16ff, re-
stored 15 Oct. by Bursar Chase 1663. Admitted £>.
30 Sept. 1663 of Wooll, Dorset, aged 18.

Elias Seelie. <E. 13 March, 16f|. ODJK, restored 25 June,
1665.

John Hillary. £H. 28 June, 1662 (fil. Johannis Hillary de
Salisbury, pleb. set. 16). (HLfB. received as 13. 28 March,

1661, restored 10 March, 1666. B.A. 14 Nov. 1665.

One John Hillary was appointed Alderman of Sarum, when
the Municipality was reformed by James II. in 1687.

Samuel Masters, m. 13 Nov. 1662 (fil. Georgii Masters
de Sarum. gen. set. 16). Entered as <£. 2 April, 1663 (of
Salisbury). ODJK. restored 4 July, 1663. Elected ^.
of Exeter 2 July, 1663. Admitted JF. 2 July, 1664.
B.A. (Master) 14 July, 1666. M.A. 27 April, 1669.
B.D. 3 May, 1680. Preacher at Stan ton Harcourt, and
South Ley, Oxon. Resigned his Jf. July, 1681.

Chaplain to the Earl of Radnor ; Preacher to the Hospital and
Precinct of Bridewell, London 12 June, 1676 ; Prebendary of
Ealdland in St. Paul's Cathedral 25 June, 1678 ; Prebendary
of Lichfield 8 May, 1680 ; Vicar of Burton-on-Trent. Died at
Bath 12 Sept. 1693, and was buried in the Abbey there.
Benefactor to Exeter College Library. (Wood, Fasti, II. 289 ;
Ath. IV. 385 ; Boase, Exeter, p. 75.) Author of The Duty of
Submission to Divine Providence, 1689, and several sermons.

Knollys Kitson. fH. 13 Nov. 1662 (fil. Gulielmi Kitson de
Fawly, Buck. min. set. 18). C.JB. received as i$. 7 Nov.

1662, restored 13 July, 1666. B.A. (St. Mary Hall)
13 Dec. 1666. M.A. 3 July, 1669.

Apparently son of William Kitson 1624.

William Yearbury. m. 17 Dec. 1662 (fil. Gualteri
Yearbury de Beckington, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16).
(E.ilH. received as Servitor (Yeburie) 27 Nov. 1662, paid
over 13 Oct. 1663.

1662-63.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 247

Roger Baily. £H. 17 Dec. 1662 (fil. Johannis Baily de
Camberwell, SUIT., pauperis, set. 16). <£.£H. received as
Servitor 27 Nov. 1662, restored 27 June, 1666. B.A.

19 June, 1666.

John Frend. fH. 17 Dec. 1662 (fil. Johannis Frend de
Northampton, pleb. pauperis, set. 18). C.fft. received as
Servitor 15 Oct. 1662, restored by Bursar Whaley
13 Oct.

Robert Pitt. fH. 14 March, 16ff (fil. Robert! Pitt de
Huniton, Devon, pleb. set. 18). C.fEL received as Servitor

20 April, 1662, and again 22 April, 1664, restored by
Bursar Bury 9 May.

Richard Smith. fK. 14 March, 16ff (fil. Richardi Smith
de Chard, Somerset, pleb. pauperis, aet. 16). (£.Jft. re-
ceived as Servitor 19 Feb. 16ff, restored 17 Jan. 1667.
? B.A. (Univ.) 2 May, 1667.

1663.

Robert French, (ft. 1 July, 1663. fK. 4 June, 1663 (fil.
Petri French de Oxon. Doctoris. set. 17). S.JH. received
1 July, 1663, paid over by Bursar Chase 18 Jan. ? 16ff.
Admitted S>. 30 Sept. 1663 of Cottenham, Camb., aged
16. B.A. 14 Feb. 1666.

Henry Bridges. $.<&. 6 April, 1663. fH. 9 April, 1663

(fil. natu max. Thoma3 Bridges de Keynsham, Somerset.,
equitis, set. 16). C.JH. received 6 April, 1663, restored
7 Feb. 1665.

Charles Hickmot. Jf.<&. 26 May, 1663. ffi. same day
(fil. Johannis Hickmot de Windsor, Bercher, arm. set.
16). C.;£H. received same day, restored 10 Aug. 1666.

"He died in the house of Phillips the baker in Magdalen
parish 17 April, 1667, and was buried by order of his mother,
(Joanna, widow of Dr. Charles Simnybank), in the church of
St. Andrew, Holborn, London." (Wood, MS.)

248 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1663.

Christopher Savery. Jf.<&. 16 July, 1663. fH. 23 July,
1663 (fil. Servington Savery de Shilston, Devon, arm.,
set. 19). C.fH. received 16 July, 1663, paid over 14 Feb.
16fi, by Bursar Floyd.

John Wyndham. Jf.<&. 24 Nov. 1663. fH. 17 Dec. 1663
(fil. natu max. Wadhami Wyndham de Sarisb. eq. set.
16). ejft. received 14 Nov. 1663, taken up 14 Feb.
1665, for books to be given to the Library.

John Wyndham of Norrington, father of John Wyndham
1695, and Thomas, Lord Wyndham 1698, and son of Sir
Wadham Wyndham 1626.

John Gilford. JfM. 24 Nov. 1663.

Thomas Aynscombe. <2L 4 April, 1663 (Kent). fH.
9 April, 1663 (fil. Thomae Aynscombe de Cowden, Cant,
min. aat. 16). CJH. received 4 April, 1663, restored
27 Oct. 1666. He died 23 Sept. 1666, and is buried in
the Outer Chapel. " Hie jacet Thomas Ainscombe, Coll.
Wadh. Commensalis ; mortuus est 23 Sept. 1666."

Thomas Aynscombe the father was B.A. of Magdalen Hall
14 Feb. 16|f, and M.A. of Magdalen 25 June, 1628. The
Hector of Cowden by a deed executed shortly before his death
in 1668, bestowed the advowson of the Vicarage of Wadhurst,
Sussex, upon the Warden, Fellows, and Scholars of Wadham
College, and directed by his Will that his executor should
deliver to them the deed of gift upon their sealing the counter-
part thereof with the seal of the College. He had presented
one John Smith 26 March, 1662, who lived till 1714 ; when
the College first presented John Willett 1691.

James Hussey. <E. 6 April, 1663 (Dorset.). fH. 9 April,
1663 (fil. Georgii Hussey de Marnhull, Dorcestr. gen. set.
16). «D.fH. received 6 April, 1663, restored 26 Oct.
1666.

Thomas Weldon. <E. 8 April, 1663. fft. 3 June, 1663
(fil. Georgii Weldon de Windsor, Bercher, arm. set. 18).
. received 8 April, 1663, restored 29 March, 1664.

Donor of Plate to the College.

1663.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 249

Edward Durnford. OL 30 April, 1663 (Dorset.), ffi.
22 May, 1663 (fil. Thomse Durnford de Shaston, i.e.
Shaftesbury, Dorcestr. pleb. aet. 17). C.fH. received
30 April, 1663, restored 5 Nov. 1666. B.A. 20 Oct.
1666. M.A. (Hart Hall) 15 June, 1669.

Samuel Harrison. OL 7 May, 1663. C.fH. restored
26 Aug. 1670. B.A. 17 June, 1665. M.A. 28 April,
1668.

James Symons. <2L 1 June, 1663. iJH. (Symonds) 9 April,
1663 (fil. Thomas Symonds de Dorchester, Dorcestr. gen-
set. 16). &.JH. received 1 June, 1663, restored 22 Jan.
1665.

James Norman. OL 24 June, 1663. JH. 22 July, 1663
(fil. Koberti Norman de Cadiott, i.e. Catcot, Somerset,
min. aet. 16). C.fH. received 24 June, 1663, restored
19 Oct. by Bursar Floyd.

Robert Maryott. OL 25 June, 1663. » 3 June, 1663
(fil. Thomse Maryott de Hill Morton, Warwic. pleb. set.
17). &M. received 25 June, 1663, restored by Bursar
Whaley ? 1668. B.A. 28 March, 1667.

Lewis Brooke. OL 1 July, 1663. M. 17 July, 1663 (fil.
Ludovici Brooke de Halberton, Devon, gen. set. 18).
C.JH. received 1 July, 1663, restored by Bursar Bury.
B.A. 23 April, 1667.

John Blagdon. OL 1 July, 1663. fK. 17 July, 1663 (fil.
Edvardi Blagdon de Tiverton, Devon, gen. set. 17). (E.fft.
received 1 July, 1663, restored by Bursar Bury ? 1667.
B.A. 23 April, 1667. M.A. (Hart Hall) 8 Feb. 1669.

Samuel Powell. OL 9 July, 1663. m. 17 July, 1663 (fil.
Marmaduki Powell de Cuverel (?) Somerset, gen. set.
15). €.fH. received 9 July, 1663, paid over by Bursar
Floyd 6 April, 1668.

Evidently of Curry Rivel, where two Samuel Powells of a
later generation are buried (Collinson).

250 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1663.

Ralph Hough. OL 16 July, 1663 (Londin.). fH. 22 July,
1663 (fil. Radulphi Hou^h de Londin, arm. set. 14).
«DJH. received 16 July, 1663, restored 11 Dec. 1666.

Richard Mellyer. OL 23 Oct. 1663. M. 11 Dec. 1663
(Richard Millior, fil. Roberti Millior de Eddington,
Somerset, gen. set. 15). C.fH. received 23 Oct. 1663,
restored 6 April, 1666.

Samuel Mashborne. OL 17 Nov. 1663. m. 14 July, 1663
(fil. Matthsei Mashborne de Whitfield, Northampton, gen.
set. 16). C.fH. received 1 July, 1663, restored by Bursar
Bury.

William Davy. (ft. 10 Dec. 1663. fH. 14 April, 1663 (fil.
Johannis Davy de Ruxford, Devon, gen. set. 17). &JE.
received 10 Nov. 1663, restored 8 Aug. 1665.

Samuel Palmer. OL 28 Jan. 16ff. m. 18 March, 16ff
(fil. Samuelis Palmer de Blandford, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17).
C.;ffi. received 28 Jan. 16ff, restored by Bursar Whaley.
B.A. (Merton) 7 Nov. 1667. M.A. 8 June, 1670.

Thomas Glisson. OL 29 Jan. 16ff. ffl. ? Guil Glisson
11 March, 16ff (fil. Johannis Glisson de Marnhull,
Dorcestr. min. set. 17). dT.fH. received 29 Jan. 16ff, re-
stored 2 July, 1665. B.A. William Glisson (Trinity)
31 Oct. 1667. M.A. 31 Oct. 1670.

The Christian name was originally written " Gilb," but was
crossed out, and another name, now illegible, written over it :
possibly Tho or Jho. Brother of John Glisson 1662, and
Gilbert Glisson 1665.

Samuel Giffard. OL 29 Feb. 16ff. fH. 11 March, 16ff
(fil. Richardi Giffard de Pateshull, Northampton, min.
set. 17). £.fft. received 19 Feb. 16ff.

Vicar of Little Houghton 1675—1676 of Brayneld 1686; died
1732, aged 85. (Baker, I. 151.)

Thomas Diose (Dyose). 01. 29 Feb. 16ff . m. 18 March,

1663.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 251

16 ff (fiL Thomse Diose de Londin. gen. set. 15).
received 25 Feb. 16|f, restored by Bursar Bury 27 Jan.

John Crosse. £ft. 10 April, 1663 (fil. Johannis Crosse de
Exon. pleb. pauperis, set. 17). (£.JH. received as Servitor
6 July, 1663, restored 11 Sept. 1666. B.A. (Hart Hall)
27 Oct. 1666. M.A. 15 June, 1669.

George Thomson. fflL 10 April, 1663 (fil. Richard!
Thomson de Ashworth, Gloucestr. pauperis, set. 18).
(£.£H. received as Servitor 2 April, 1663, restored by
Bursar Floyd 10 Feb. ? B.A. (St. Mary Hall) 28 March,
1667.

William Toomer. m. 10 April, 1663 (fil. Gulielmi Toomer
de Shaston, i.e. Shaftesbury, Dorcestr. min. set. 18). B.A.

19 June, 1666. &.ffl. received as (ft. (B.A.) 5 Nov.
1666, restored by Bursar Bury.

George Gerard. £H. 14 April, 1663 (fil. Johannis Gerard
de Stallbridge, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 18). &M. received as
1$. 14 April, 1663, restored by Bursar Chase 14 Aug.

Thomas Basset. £H. 22 May, 1663 (fil. Johannis Basset de
Londin, pleb. set. 17). C.fft. received as 13. 3 March,
16ff, restored 20 June, 1666. B.A. (St. Mary Hall)

20 Oct. 1666. M.A. 3 July, 1669.

Samuel Goodwin. fH. 22 May, 1663 (fil. Gulielmi Goodwin
de Whitechappel, Middlesex, pauperis, set. 17). CJH.
received as Servitor 3 March, 16ft, increased to (ft.
2 Jan. 1666, restored 25 Feb. 1669. B.A. 20 Oct. 1666.
M.A. 28 June, 1669.

John Ball. £H. 3 June, 1663 (fil. Johannis Ball de Est-
minster, Dorcestr. pleb. pauperis, set. 16). C.fH. received
as Servitor 23 May, 1663, restored 8 Aug. 1665. B.A.
(St. Mary Hall) 5 Feb. 1666.

252 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1663-64.

John Shepherd. JH. 3 July, 1663 (fil. Johannis Shepherd
de Childockford, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 19).

Roger Giffard. fEL 16 Dec. 1663 (fil. Johannis Giffard de
Brightly, Devon, gen. aet. 17). (£JH. received as (ft.
14 Nov. 1663.

John Hearne. £H. 3 March, 16ff (fil. Robert! Hearne de
Sherborne, Dorcestr. pleb. pauperis, set. 17).

John Hall. M. 11 March, 16ff (fil. Roberti Hall de Curry
Revel, Somerset, pleb. pauperis, set. 15). C.fH. received
as Servitor. Wood writes in MS., " fait serviens, sep-
ultus in Capella 1665," where there was a stone with
J. H. 1665.

Josias White, f&. 18 March, 16|f (fil. Gulielmi White de
Londin., pleb. set. 16). <2LfH. received as (ft. 28 Jan.
16ff, restored 8 July, 1667. B.A. 28 Jan. 1667.

1664.

William Jenour. m. 2 July, 1664 (fil. natu minor Andreas
Jenour de Dunmowe, Essex, baronetti, set. 15). Ad-
mitted S>. 24 Sept. 1664, aged 16.

Samuel Goldsmith. J^.OL 18 April, 1664. m. 29 April,
1664 (fil. Francisci Goldsmith de Londin., arm. set. 18).
. received 18 April, 1664.

Sir Thomas Marsh. dF.(ft. 20 April, 1664. JH. 29 April,
1664 (fil. Thomse Marsh de Hackney, Middlesex, eq. set.
15). C.IH. received 20 April, 1664.

George Norton. dF.(ft. 4 Aug. 1664 (Somerset.). fH.
26 Aug. 1664 (fil. natu max. Domini Georgii Norton de
Abbots Leigh, Somerset, eq. set. 16). C.fH. received
4 Aug. 1664, restored by Bursar Whaley 22 Oct. 1664
or 1668.

It is difficult to fit this George Norton in among the Nortons
of Abbots Leigh in Collinson III. p. 153, unless he is the Sir

1664.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 253

George Norton who was the son of the Cavalier who concealed
Charles II., and was born in 1648 (not as Collinson says in
1658) : if so, the male line of the Nortons became extinct
in him.

Thomas Foster. JfM. 29 Aug. 1664. ffl. 31 Aug. 1664
(fil. Thomse Foster de Fosters, Surr. arm. set. 16). C.jm.
received 29 Aug. 1664. On the back of a sheet of paper
amoDg the Warden's MSS. which contains a record of
burials in the College Chapel is this entry : " Thomas, the
sonne of Thomas Foster of Footer, in the parish of
Eggharn, Esquier, and A vice, his wife was baptized 19
(month omitted) 1646."

He was the second son : brother of Robert Foster 1660. He
died before his father, who died in 1685. He was buried in
the church of Thorpe, Surrey. Donor of Plate to the College.

Carr Scroop. Jf.<&. 3 Sept. 1664. m. (Scrope) 26 Aug.

1664 (fil. natu max. Dni Adriani Scrope de Lincoln, eq.

Balnei, set. 15). C.fH. received 3 Sept. 1664, "received

by Bursar Whaley for the College use" 1 Jan. 1668.

Created M.A. 4 Feb. 16ff.

Sir Carr Scroop of Cockerington, Line., was created Baronet,
16 Jan. 16|f, and died unmarried in the parish of St. Martin's
in the Fields about Nov. 1680. He translated the Epistle of
Sappho to Phaon, and other poems from Ovid, Horace, and
Virgil : he also wrote a poem, " In defence of Satyr," imitated
from Horace. Sat. I. 4. (Wood, Fasti, II. 594.)

George Mason. Jf.<&. 28 Sept. 1664. m. 21 Oct. 1664
(fil. Benjamini Mason de Pixiey Court, Hereford, gen. set.
15). (&.M. received 28 Sept. 1 664, taken up for Battels
8 July, 1668.

Donor of Plate to the College.

William White. <E. 26 March, 1664. JK. 24 March, 16ff
(fil. Gulielmi White de Hullamlands, Dorcestr. gen. set.
16). C.fH. received 26 March, 1664.

John Baynham. OL 1 April, 1664. JW. same day (fil.
Johannis Baynham de Stogumber, Somerset, gen. set. 17).

254 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1664.

. received same day, restored by Bursar Jeamson
? 1667. B.A. 24 Oct. 1667.

Nicholas Redwood. OL 1 April, 1664. £*L same day
(fil. Nicolai Redwood de Exon. pleb. set. 17). (£.£H. re-
ceived same day, paid over by Bursar Jeamson to
Floyd: replaced as B.A. 18 March, 1670, paid over
11 June, 1672, by Bursar Strangwaies to Burford.
B.A. 16 March, 1670. M.A. 27 June, 1671.

John Whitly. OL 14 June, 1664. £H. 22 July, 1664 (fil.
Gulielmi Whitly de Litchfield, Stafford, gen. set. 16).
CT.fH. received 14 June, 1664, repaid by Bursar Floyd to
Goddard.

Thomas Eastmont. (ft. 14 June, 1664. fH. (John)
24 May, 1664 (til. Johannis Eastmont de Sherburne,
Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). C.fH. received 13 July, 1664,
restored by Bursar Bury 28 Jan.

A long Latin inscription in Sherborne Minster (Hutchins, IV.
249) commemorates the virtues of John Eastmont, "qui in
agro Somersett. natus, alma Oxoniensi Academia nutritus,
hospitii Lincolniensis socius ascriptus est." He died 5 Feb.
1722, " fere octogenarius."

Ahasuems Rigemorter. 4L 20 July, 1664. fft. 22 July,
1664 (fil. Ahasueri Rigemorter de Londin., doctoris, set.
15). ODJK. received 20 July, 1664, taken up for Battels
8 July, 1669.

The father was incorporated M.D. 26 March, 1636, from the
University of Leyden, and is described as Londino-Anglus.
He lived and practised in Lime Street, London. One of both
these names lived at Northcreake, Norfolk : died 1671. (Wood,
Fasti, I. 489).

Henry Godolphhij OL 31 Aug. 1664. fH. 30 Aug. 1664
(fil. natu minor Dni Francisci Godolphin de Godolphin,
Cornub. eq. de Balneo, set. 16). <£JH. received 31 Au«-.
1664, restored 15 Jan. 16ff. B.A. 28 May, 1668. M.A.

1664.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 255

(All Souls) 20 April, 1672. B.D. and D.D. 11 July,
1685. Jf. of All Souls 1668.

JF. of Eton ; Provost of Eton 30 Oct. 1695 ; Prebendary of
Sneating (St. Paul's) 13 Nov. 1683—1733 ; Dean of St Paul's
18 July, 1707, which Deanery he resigned 1726. He was
fourth son of Sir Francis Godolphin, and brother of Sidney
Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer, and Earl of Godolphin, and
of Charles Godolphin 16ff, and Edward Godolphin 1675.

Edward Holt, OL 17 Sept. 1664. jja. 21 Oct. 1664 (fil.
Thomse Holt de Wells, Somerset, min. set. 18). CJH,
received 17 Sept. 1664, restored 25 Jan. 16ff. Wood
speaks of a stone in the Outer Chapel marked E. H,
1668, where he is said to have been buried 4 May, 1668.

Thomas Taylor, (ft. 7 Oct. 1664. ffi. 21 Oct. 1664 (fil.
Gulielmi Taylor de Winchester, Hampton, gen. set. 18).
<£.£H. received 7 Oct 1664, restored by Bursar Chase to-
Richard Taylor 27 July. B.A. 28 May, 1668 (Tayler).

Matthew Thomas. OL 7 Feb. 16f|. m. 10 March,

(fil. Gualteri Thomas de East Budly, Devon, pleb. set. 17).
(JLfH. received 7 Feb. 16|^, restored 16 Nov. 1666.
There was a stone in the Antechapel, marked "M. T.
comraensalis 1666." (Wood MS.)

Thomas Swallow. OL 6 March, 16f£. fH. 9 March,

(fil. Thomas Swallow de Londin., gen. set. 17). C.fH. re-
ceived 6 March, 16f4, restored 7 April, 1666. Admitted
Sb. 31 Jan. 1665 of Chigwell, Essex, aged 18.

Samuel Poynter. <E. 16 March, 16f|. fft. (Pointer)
same day (fil. Johannis Pointer de Londin. pleb. set. 17),
received 10 March, 16fJ, restored 4 July, 1668.

Robert Pawle. (ft. 15 March, 16ff fH. (Paul) 16 March,
16f4 (fil. Gulielmi Paul de Blackdowne, Dorcestr. pleb.
set. 17). C.fH. received 16 March, 16fi, restored
14 Sept. 1666. BA. 29 Oct. 1668. M.A. 28 June,
1671.

256 WARDEN BLANDFORD. [1664.

Edward Hancock. OL 16 March, 16ff fH. 17 March,

16f4 (fil. Johannis Hancock de Comb Merton, Devon,
gen. set. 17). (!LiH. received 16 March, 16f-i, restored
6 Nov. 1666. Admitted £. 28 Sept. 1666 of Comb
Morton, Devon, aged 17. B.A. 29 Oct. 1668. M.A.
15 June, 1672. Elected Sub-Dean 6 Dec. 1670. On
8 April, 1676, he was "amotus virtute decreti Visitatoris
de absentia."

Robert Tothill. fH. 1 April, 1664 (fil. Eoberti Tothill de
Exon. pauperis, aet. 18). <£.fH. received as Servitor
1 April, 1664, restored by Bursar Jeamson. B.A. (Hart
Hall) 17 Oct. 1667.

Eector of Alford, Somerset, 17 March, 1670 ; died about 1706.

William Strode, ffi. 24 May, 1664 (fil. Johannis Strode de
Parnham, Dorset, eq. set. 16). <£ja. received as (ft.
22 May, 1664, restored 6 Nov. 1666.

He married Elizabeth, daughter of William Compton of
Middlesex, and died s.p.

William Holmes, ffi. 25 May, 1664 (fil. Gulielmi Holmes
de Meers, i.e. Mares Ashby, Northampton, pauperis, set.
16). <£.fE. received as Servitor 2 Dec. 1664, and raised
to that of OL 29 Oct. 1673 (? 1672), restored 21 Feb.
16fi- B.A. 2 July, 1668. M.A. 6 July, 1671.

William Harman. £H. 30 June, 1664 (fil. Gulielmi
Harman de Chelmesford, Essex, pleb. set. 15). (£.£H. re-
ceived as 33. 26 Oct. 1664, restored 26 Feb. by Bursar
Floyd 16-JHh Admitted &. 4 Feb. 16ff of Chelmsford,
Essex, aged 17. B.A. 28 Nov. 1668. Elected Moderator
Novse Classis 6 Dec. 1668.

John Floyd. fH. 13 July, 1664 (fil. Johannis Floyd de
Bristol, pleb. set. 15). (JLfH. received as (tt. 13 July,
1664, restored 16 Jan. 16ff. Possibly John Floyd, B.A.
(Trinity) 28 July, 1668.

1664.] WARDEN BLANDFORD. 257

Edward Martindale. M. 21 Oct. 1664 (fjl. Edvardi
Martindale de Colshull, i.e. Coleshill, Warwic. pleb. set.
17). C.fft. received as Servitor 26 Sept. 1664, and taken
up by Bursar Jeamson " to pay debts."

David Atkins. fH. 17 Dec. 1664 (fil. Gulielmi Atkins de
Ludlow, Salop, pauperis, set. 19).

Thomas Mogg. JH. 10 March, 16f-J (fil. Jeremise Mogg de
Shepton Montague, Somerset, pleb. pauperis, set. 18).
C.fH. received as Servitor 3 Nov. 1664, restored 17 Dec.
1668. B.A. 12 Nov. 1668.

Possibly Vicar of Stowell, Somerset, 16 May, 1681. There is
also at Shepton Montacute the monument of a Mogg, who died
18 Sept. 1721, aged 75. On the East Wall of the Chancel at
Stowell is the following inscription : " Here lieth the body of
Thomas Mogg, Hector, who died 27 Nov. 1708," according to
Collinson, but there is no trace of the monument now (1889).

John Cooke. fSL 10 March, 16£-f- (fil. Johannis Cooke de
Wotton under Edge, Gloucestr. pauperis, set. 18). C.JE,
received as Servitor 21 Nov. 1664, restored 6 Nov. 1668.
B.A. 29 Oct. 1668.

William Plowman. ftt. 16 March, 16f| (fil. Thomse
Plowman de Sherburne, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17). C.iH. re-
ceived as IS. 15 March., 1664, restored 21 Feb. by Bursar
Floyd. Possibly William Plowman, B.A. (Magdalen)
25 Feb. 1668.

William Plowman, Hector of Long Bridy, Dorset, was admitted
5 July, 1701, and died 20 Oct. 1712. (Hutchins, II. 192.)

J<

John Prowse. fft. 16 March, 16J-J- (fil. Johannis Prowse de
Hinton St. George, Somerset, pauperis, set. 17). (£.fH.
received as Servitor 11 March, 1664, restored by Bursar
Whaley 23 Nov. 1668. B.A. 29 Oct. 1668.

Probably John Prowse presented to the Rectory of Pendomer,
Somerset, 10 Nov. 1671, where he was buried 26 April, 1675.

Richard Satterly. fH. 18 March, 16ff (fil. Gulielmi
Satterly de Ide, Devon, pleb. set. 18). (£.£H. received as
16 March, 1664, restored by Bursar Bury.

8

Wardens 35lant>fort> an& Jronstoe.

1665.

George Baynard. Admitted £. 9 March, 1665 of Clyffe,
Dorset, set. 17. fH. same day (fil. Thomse Baynard de
Clift, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). B.A. 17 Dec. 1669. M.A.
27 June, 1672. Resigned &. 29 June, 1674.

He married Elizabeth, daughter of Dr. John Palmer, Warden
of All Souls. (Wood, Life, p. Iv).
In the church of Tincleton, Dorset, is a monument :

MS.
Georgius Baynard

De Cliffe. arm.
Filius Thomse Baynard

Armigeri

Decessit 23 Septembr.

MDCXCIII.

Monumentum

Elizabetha Uxor

Hoc posuit.

Hutchins II. 629.

Nathaniel Still. OL 6 April, 1665. m. same day (fil.
Johannis Still de Shaston, i.e. Shaftesbury, Dorcestr. gen.
set. 18). &.JH. received same day, restored by Bursar
Whaley 14 Oct. ? 1668.

Barrister-at-Law of the Middle Temple ; of Clowdes House,
East Knoyle, Wilts : buried there 8 Oct. 1702. (Hutchins,
III. 74.)

Edward Combe. OL 20 April, 1665. fflL 6 April, 1665
(fil. Johannis Combe de Daventry, Northampton, arm.
set. 15). <&M. received 20 April, 1665, restored 13 Oct.

1665.] WARDENS BLANDFORD AND IRONSIDE. 259

1666. Admitted £>. 28 Sept. 1666 of Dantry, North-
ants, aged 17.

Gilbert Glisson. OL 3 May, 1665. fft. 11 May, 1665 (fil.
Johannis Glisson de Marnhull, Dorset, mm. set. 16).
C.fH. received 3 May, 1665, restored 20 Nov. 1666.
Admitted <£. of Trinity 1667. B.A. (Trinity) 18 Feb.
1668.

Succeeded his father as Kector of Marnhull 1677 : died 1736 :
brother of John Glisson 1662, and Thomas Glisson 16§£.

Nicholas Hall. (ft. 5 May, 1665. fH. same day (fil.
Emanuelis Hall de Birdford, Devon, pleb. aat. 18). &JH.
received same day, restored 8 May, 1674. B.A. 11 Feb.
1668. M.A. 28 June, 1671. B.D. and D.D. 6 July,
1683. He was Terra filius on Monday 10 July, 1671 ;
and on 11 July he apologised "for having yesterday
sinned against bonos mores ct hospitalitatis jura, in
having attacked Cambridge men, and especially their
distinguished Vice Chancellor."

Prebendary of Exeter 29 Aug. 1672 ; Sub-dean 17 March,
16f| ; Treasurer and Canon Residentiary 17 Nov. 1675.
Rector of Stoke in Teignhead and Whitstone, Devon, in 1681 ;
died 25 April, 1709, and was buried at Faringdon, Devon.

John Hungerford. <£. 24 May, 1665. fH. 6 June, 1665
(fil. Thornse Hungerford de Black lands, Wilts, gen. set.
— ). (£.£H. received 24 May, 1665, restored by Bursar
Luck ? 1665 or 1670.

He entered the Temple, and died s.p.m. 1681. (Hoare's

Hung erf urdiana.}

Stephen Bate. (ft. (Baty) 15 July, 1665. fH. same day
(fil. Richardi Bate de Lydd Cant. gen. set. 16). C.Jft,
received same day, restored 17 April, 1669. B.A. (Hart
Hall) 27 April, 1669. M.A. 4 July, 1671.

Stephen Bate was Rector of Horsemonden, Kent, for fifty-one
years, to which church he presented a brass chandelier, 1703,
which hangs in the Chancel. Died 22 Oct. 1724.

Edward Bridges. OL 20 Oct. 1665. fH. 16 March, 16 Jf-
(fil. natu minor Dni Thomse Bridge de Kaimshad, i.e.

s 2

260WARDENS BLANDFORD AND IRONSIDE. [1665.

Keynsham, Somerset, eq. set. 17). &.JH. received 24 Oct.
1665, restored 26 Dec. 1666.

He was the third son, and is buried at Keynsham with a flat
stone near the altar with this inscription : " Here lyeth the
body of Edward Bridges, Esq., sjn of Sir Thomas Bridges and
Anne his wife, who died 1 Nov. 1678."

William Davys, (ft. 17 Jan. 16 1|. CJB. received same
day, restored by Bursar Bury.

Joseph Lavington. <E. 15 Feb. 16ff. IE. 6 April, 1665
(fil. Richardi Lavington de Stanton Barnard, Wilton,
pleb. set. 17). C.fH. received as IS. 8 June, 1665, in-
creased to (ft. 15 Feb. 16ff, restored 13 Oct. 1668.
B.A. (Hart Hall) 11 Feb. 1668.

Probably Joseph Lavington, Kector of Bleadon, Somerset,
11 Aug. 1675, resigned 1680.

Charles Godolphin. OL 26 Feb. 16ff Cornwall, m.
16 March, 16ff (fil. natu min. Dni Francisci Godolphin
de Godolphin, Cornub. eq. de Balneo, a3t. 15). (£JH. re-
ceived 26 Feb. 16|-|-, restored 2 April, 1659 (sic, but
? 1669).

Subsequently M.P. for Helston 16f£, and throughout the reigns
of James II. and William III. Commissioner of Customs and
Eegister General of Trading Ships. He died 10 July, 1720,
and has a monument on the West side of the Cloisters of West-
minster Abbey ; recording his devotion to the service of his
country, and his foundation of an educational charity for
young gentlewomen :

Here rest in hope of a blessed Eesurrection Charles Godolphin,
Esq., brother to the Eight Honourable Sidney, Earl of Godol-
phin, Lord High Treasurer of Great Britain, who died July 10,
1720, aged 69, and Mrs. Godolphin his wife, who died July 26,
1726, aged 63, whose excellent qualities and endowments can
never be forgotten. Particularly the publick spirited zeal with
which he served his country in Parliament, and the in-
defatigable application, great skill, and nice integrity, with
which he discharged the trust of a Commissioner of the
Customs for many years. Nor was she less eminent for her
ingenuity, wit, sincere love of her friends, and constancy in

1665.]WARDENS BLANDFORD AND IRONSIDE. 261

religious worship. But as charity and benevolence were the
distinguishing parts of their characters, so were they most
conspicuously display'd by the last act of their lives, a pious
and charitable institution by him designed and ordered, and
by her compleated to the glory of God, and for a bright
example to mankind.

He was brother of Henry Godolphin 1664, and of Edward
Godolphin lt>75.

Edward Mallet. (ft. 3 March, 16ff, M. 30 March, 1666
(gen. fil.). (JC.JH. received 3 March, 16ff, restored
22 Feb. 1668.

Thomas Paule. (ft. 3 March, 16ff. Jft. 9 March, 16f|
(fil. Matthsei Paule de Furland, Somerset, pleb. set. 18).
C.fH. received 8 March, 16ff, restored 17 April, 1669;
replaced 19 April, 1669, again restored 10 July, 1672.
B.A. (Paull) 19 Oct. 1669. M.A. 15 June, 1672. He
was buried in the Chapel ; either dying or being buried
2 Nov. 1672.

Thomas Chapman, (ft. 14 March, 16ff. fH. 16 March,
16ff (fil. Johannis Chapman de Chard, Somerset, pleb.
set. 15). (£JH. received 14 March, 16-f-f-, restored
17 April, 1669; replaced 19 April, 1669, restored
10 July, 1672. B.A. 19 Oct. 1669. M.A. 15 June,
1672.

Nicholas Richards, (ft. 17 March, 16ff, Dorset. M.
30 March, 1666 (fil. Johannis Richards, de Abbotsbury,
Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17), but on 17 July, 1669, "mutavit
matriculationem ad fil. generosi a fil. pleb." (£.fl£L re-
ceived 17 March, 16f §-, restored 17 Sept. 1676. B.A.
19 Oct. 1669. M.A. 15 June, 1672.

Pyne. (2T.£H. received as $5. 23 Feb. 1665, taken up for
Battels 29 Oct, 1666. Possibly Charles Pyne J«L (New
Inn Hall) 7 July, 1665 (fil. Thomse Pyne de Bristol,
pleb. 83 1. 15).

262WARDENS BLANDFORD AND IRONSIDE.[1665.

Edward Capell. fR. 13 May, 1665 (fil. Honoratissini
Arthur! Dm Capell, Baronis de Hadham, Harf., i.e.
Herts, set. 16). Created M.A. 8 Sept. 1665.

Son of Lord Capel, who was beheaded in 16ff, and younger
brother of the Earl of Essex, who died in the Tower 1C83 : he
died unmarried.

Samuel Dicks. fflL 6 June, 1665 (fil. Johannis Dicks, de
Crediton, Devon, pauperis, set. — ). (£.fH. received as
Servitor 11 July, 1665, restored 7 Nov. 1668. B.A.
(St. Mary Hall) 13 May, 1669.

George Stoodly. JK. 7 July, 1665 (fil. Christopher!
Stoodly de Beminster, Dorcestr. pleb. aet. 16). (fTjSu re-
ceived as OL 26 March, 1665, restored 24 Oct. 1666.

John Hodder. m. 1 March, 16|-f (fil. Johannis Hodder de
Thorncombe, Devon, min. set. 15). (C.fH. received as (ft.
16 Nov. 1666, restored 3 Aug. 1671. B.A. 19 Oct. 1669.
M.A. (Exeter) 7 June, 1672.

He was born at Whichurch, Dorset, and admitted £. of Exeter
1 July, 1671 : died 6 March, 16|f.

John Paull. m. 9 March, 16ff (fil. Henrici Paull de
Newnham, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 19).

John Stuckey. m. 16 March, 16f| (fil. Rogeri Stuckey de
Crookhorne, Somerset, pleb. pauperis, set. 16). C.JH. re-
ceived as Servitor 28 March, 1665 (? 1666), restored
16 Sept. 1671. B.A. 19 Oct. 1669.

One John Stuckey was Vicar of Chilthorn Dormer, 20 Sept.
1675 ; died about 1692.

Marbcn

1666.

John Sweeting. Admitted &. 28 Sept. 1666 of Sanford
Brett, Somerset, aged 18. ffi. (Alban Hall) 9 March,
16-J--J- (fil. Johannis Sweeting, pleb. as above). B.A.
26 Oct. 1670. M.A. 4 June, 1673. Resigned Sb.
14 Jan. 16JJ.

Thomas Jermyn. Jf.<&. 18 April, 1666.

Bartholomew Beal. $.<&. 23 April, 1666. f&. (Beale)
14 July, 1666 (fil. Henrici Beale de Walton, Buck, arm.
set. 16). ODJK. received 23 April, 1666.

Robert Codrington. Jf.<&. 4 May, 1666 (Gloucestr.). ffl.
13 Oct. 1666 (fil. Johannis Codrington de Didmarton,
Gloucestr. arm. set. 16). £Jft. received 4 May, 1666,
restored 5 Sept. 1667.

George Speak. JfM. 20 May, 1666 (Somerset), ftt. 9 July,
1666 (fil. Georgii Speak de White Lackington, Somerset,
arm. set. 19). C.iWL received 10 May, 1666, restored
16 Nov. 1668.

Said to have died 1668, aged 24 (? 21) : brother of John Speke,
see below.

Morgan Randill. JfM. 8 July, 1666. ffi. (Randyll)
9 July, 1666 (fil. Vincentii Randyll de Chilworth, SUIT.
arm. set. 16). C.fH. received 3 Dec. 1666, restored
1 Nov. 1670.

Born 7 Oct. 1649, married Anne, daughter of Sir Thomas
Gould, alderman, 1679 (M. and B.). Donor of Plate to the
College.

264 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1666

Richard Newman. ,#.<£. 24 Jan. 16ff (Dorcestr.). M.
29 March, 1667 (fil. Richardi Newman de Fifehead,
Dorcestr. arm. set. 16). (£.fH. received 25 Jan. 16ff ,
restored 20 Aug. 1669.

Afterwards Sir Kichard Newman, Bart., created 20 Dec. 1699,
died 30 Dec. 1721 ; buried at Fyfehead Magdalen.

Thomas Gibbons. 0!. 27 March, 1666. fE. (Gibbon)
30 March, 1666 (fil. Thomas Gibbon de Whitston, Devon,
gen. set. 16). &M. received 27 March, 1665 (1666),
restored 20 April, 1668.

James Pope. OL 3 April, 1666, Dorset. fH. 6 April,
1666 (fil. Jacobi Pope de MeJbury Abbotts, Dorcestr. min.
set. 17). C.fH. received 3 April, 1666, restored 29 March,
1673 to his brother William Pope. B.A. 19 Oct. 1669.
M.A. 15 June, 1672. 21 Nov. 1672, is the date either
of his death or of his burial in the College Chapel.

John Bartlett. OL 10 April, 1666. m. 6 April, 1666 (fil.
Ellis Bartlett de Branscombe, Devon, gen. aet. 17). C.fft.
received as Servitor 10 April, 1666, restored 5 May,
1670. B.A. 19 Oct. 1669.

Michael Newnham. <&. 7 May, 1666. fH. 26 Oct. 1666,
(fil. Michaelis Newnham de Iver, Buck. gen. set. 16).
. received 27 May, 1666, restored 29 July, 1668.

William Harding. OL 13 July, 1666. m. 13 July, 1666
(fil. Gulielmi Harding de Colepart, Wilton, pleb. set. 18).
C.ilE. received 13 July, 1666, restored by Bursar Jeamson
23 Oct. (? 1667 or 1669).

Elizeus Baron. <&. 9 Oct. 1666. JH. 23 Nov. 1666 (fil.
Johannis Baron de Egloskerry, Cornub. gen. set. 18). Ad-
mitted S>. 27 Sept. 1667 of Egloskerry, aged 18. &.£H.
restored 25 Nov. by Bursar Jeamson 1667. Resigned
g>. 27 Sept. 1669.

1666.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

265

John Bearcroft. 4L 19 Jan. 16ff, Worcester. fft.
18 Jan. 16 §f (fil. Johannis Bearcroft de Hanbury,
"Vigorn. gen. set. 17). &JH. received 25 April, 1667,
restored by Bursar Thornton 30 July (? 1674). B.A.
26 Oct. 1670. M.A. 4 June, 1673.

Robert Nicholls. OL 8 Feb. 16ff-, Dorcestr. fH. 29 March,
1667 (fil. Richardi Nicholls de Orchard, Dorcestr.
pleb. set. 18). £.fft. received 11 Feb. 16ff, restored
"2 April, 1668.

Richard Bampfylde. OL 13 Feb. 16ff, Devon. fH.
13 Dec. 1667 (fil. Johannis Bampfylde de Poltimore,
Devon, gen. set. 17). &.M. received 8 Nov. 1667, restored
1 Nov. 1670.

John Warr. (ft. 7 March, 16ff, Dorset. fH. 8 March,
16ff- (fil. Johannis Warr de Yetminster, Dorcestr. pleb.
a3t. 17). C.IH. received 8 March, 16ff, restored 16 March,
16-||- by Bursar Floyd.

Robert Hayne. OL 7 March, 16 Jf fH. 8 March. 16|f (fil.
^Egidii Hayne de Yeovill, Somerset, pleb. set. 17).
received 8 March, 16ff, restored 8 Oct. 1670.

John Gary. OL 21 March, 16ff, Somerset. fH. 29 March,
1667 (fil. Johannis Gary de Yeovill, Somerset, pleb. 83 1.
18). C.fH. received 22 March, 16|-f, restored by Bursar
Floyd 20 Aug. 1670 or 1673.

Thomas Jennings. <2T.£H. received as Jf.(&. 16 April, 1666,
restored 24 Oct. 1666.

William Whiteare. fH. 30 March, 1666 (fil. Thomas
Whiteare de Sarisbury, pleb. pauperis, set. 16). C.fH,
received as Servitor 26 April, 1666, restored 11 July,
1671. B.A. 19 Oct. 1669.

266 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1666.

Stephen Ward. m. 30 March, 1666 (fil. Richardi Ward de
Knighton, Dorset, pauperis, set. — ). CJtt. received as
Servitor 22 Feb. 16f -f-, restored by Bursar Jeamson.

Lucas Cock. ffi. 30 March, 1666 (fil. Lucse Cock de
Plimouth, Devon, pleb. set. 16). C.fH. received as $3.
14 March, 1665, restored 17 May, 1666, when he signs
as Cocks.

William Hunt. fH. 30 March, 1666 (fil. Gulielmi Hunt de
Ilmister (?) Somerset, pleb. set. 18). (EJK. received as
33. 3 April, 1666, increased to OL 13 Dec. 1669. B.A.
19 Oct. 1669. M.A. 15 June, 1672.

Thomas Lessey. M. 30 March, 1666 (fil. Reginaldi Lessey
de Dungate ? Donyate, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16).
CJft. received 3 April, 1666, restored by Bursar Whaley.
Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1668 of Dungate, Somerset, aged
18. B.A. 26 Oct. 1670. M.A. 12 Oct. 1672. Admitted
Jf. 3 July, 1672. Elected Sub-Dean 1671 ; Humanity
Lecturer 1672; Catechist 1673, 1676; Dean 1675;
Bursar 1677; Librarian 1678.

One Thomas Lessey was Prebendary of Warminster (Sarum)
from 28 May, 1687, which was vacant in 1726, and Rector of
Lydeard St. Lawrence from 13 June, 1687, till his death in
1724 : also presented to the Rectory of Odcombe, Somerset,
15 Nov. 1708.

John Speke. ffi. 6 April, 1666 (fil. Georgii Speke de White
Lackington, Somerset, arm. set. 14). (&M. received as
(ft. 26 April, 1666, restored by Bursar Floyd 20 April.

Third son and eventually heir to his father. Brother of George
Speke, see above.

Charles Tarlton. |H. 9 July, 1666 (fil. Johannis Tarlton
de Wemworthy, Devon, min. set. 16). CJH. received as
13. 3 July, 1666, increased to (ft. 8 Sept. 1670, restored
27 June, 1671. B.A. 22 April, 1670. Admitted Jf. of
Exeter 25 June, 1671. M.A. 16 Jan. 1672.

Resigned JF. 1677 : subsequently Rector of Bicton, Devon.
(Boase, p. 77).

1666.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

267

John Small. fft. 9 July, 1666 (fil. Johannis Small de
Dulwich, SUIT, pauperis, set. 18). (£.fH. received as
Servitor 3 July, 1666, restored by Bursar Freke (?).
B.A. (Alban Hall) 30 June, 1671.

Joseph Aunger. lift. 13 July, 1666 (fil. Johannis Aunger
de Golders, Bercher, pauperis, set. 18). Buried in the
Outer College Chapel 8 Aug. 1668, with inscription
J. A. 1668 (Wood MS. where the name is spelt Aungier).

Samuel Wells, ffl. 13 Oct. 1666 (fil. Stephani Wells de
Oxon. pleb. pauperis, set. 18). C.fft. received as Servitor
13 Aug. 1666.

Robert Waad. fH. 13 Oct. 1666 (fil. Johannis Waad de
Martinstowne, Dorcestr. pleb. pauperis, set. 16). (£.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 9 Oct. 1666, restored 26 Oct. by
Bursar Whaley (1668 ?). B.A. 28 June, 1670.

John Howard. JH. 17 Dec. 1666 (fil. Roberti Howard de
Gilsborough, Northampton, pleb. pauperis, set. 19). C.fH.
received as Servitor 23 Nov. 1666, increased to (&.
2 March, 1670 ; restored by Bursar Bury. B.A. 9 July,
1670. M.A. 4 June, 1673.

Eector of Marston Trussel, Northants : published a sermon on
" The True Interest of a Nation/' 1692.

William Soper. fil. 8 March, 16ff (fil. Jacobi Soper de
Highborough, Devon, pleb. set. 17). CJflL received
as IS. 17 Jan. 16|4, increased to (ft. 7 March, 1670,
restored 2 March, 16ff. B.A. 26 Oct. 1670. M.A.
4 June, 1673.

John Sharp, ffl. 8 March, 16|f (fil. Kichardi Sharp de
Waisford, i.e. Wayford, Somerset, min. set. 19). C.fH.
received as $$. 8 March, 16ff, restored 27 July, 1669.

Possibly John Sharp, Vicar of Seaburrow, Somerset, 31 March,

1671.

268 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1667.

1667.

William Over. Admitted g>. 27 Sept. 1667 of Winton,
Southants, aged 18. B.A. 7 Dec. 1669. M.A. 27 June,
1672. Elected Moderator Novse Classis 6 Dec. 1670.

William Over of Winchester, who died 1701, left the residue of
his estate for the establishment of a free school for twenty-four
poor boys who were to be instructed so as to be fit for ap-
prenticeship to tradesmen. He prohibited the appointment of
a Welshman, Scotchman, Irishman, foreigner or north country-
man, as master, that his scholars might not be corrupted in
their youth by a vicious pronunciation, nor taught barbarous
English. (Woodward I, 258.)

Edward Clarke. JfM. 30 March, 1667. JH. same day
(fil. Edvardi Clarke de Chipley, Somerset, arm. set. 16).
«D.fH. received 12 April, 1667, restored 20 Feb. 1669.

Evidently of Chipley, near Milverton, son of Edward Clarke
and Elizabeth, eldest daughter and heir of William Lottisham :
his daughter Anne carried the Warre estates into the Sanford
family.

Richard Mallack. $.<&. 7 May, 1667. 4H. 3 May, 1667
(fil. Rogeri Mallack de Exon. arm. set. 17). £.iH. re-
ceived 7 March, 1667, restored 28 April, 1669.

Donor of Plate to the College.

John Arundel. JfM. 9 June, 1667 (fil. unicus Dni Arundel,
Cornub.). fH. 13 June, 1667 (fil. unicus honoratissimi
Dni Richardi Arundel, Baronis de Trerise in Com.
Cornub. set. 18). &.fft. received 12 June, 1667, restored
to William James 12 Aug. 1668.

Succeeded his father as second Lord Arundel of Trerice 1688,
married first, Margaret, daughter and heiress of Sir John
Ackland of Columb John, and secondly, Barbara, daughter of
Sir Henry Slingsby of Yorkshire; died 27 Sept. ? 1697.
Donor of Plate to the College.

1667.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 269

William James. $.<&. 9 June, 1667. C.fH. received
12 June, 1667, restored with John Arundel's 12 Aug.
1668.

Probably James Arundel's tutor.

Robert Morley. J^.OL 9 July, 1667. m. 17 Dec. 1667
(fil. Herberti Morley de Glinde, Sussex, arm. set. 17).
CTJH. received 11 July, 1667, restored 25 Oct. 1668.

" Obiit Coelebs 1770," says Horsfield ? 1670 : brother of William
Morley 1668.

John French. $M. 26 Sept. 1667. ft. 17 Dec. 1667 (fil.
Stephani French de Lewes, Sussex ; arm. set. 18). C.fH,
received 1 Oct. 1667. He was buried in the College
Chapel 20 March, 16f-§-. His monument still remains
on the West Wall, at the North End, in the Ante
Chapel, with this inscription :

Memorise Sacrum

Est hoc monumentum Johannis French armigeri, filii
Stephani French arm. et hujus Collegii Commensalis,
nati apud Stream de Chitting] e in Comitatu Sussexise
A.D. 1648 qui exanthematum morbo laborans vicesimo
setatis suse anno obiit A.D. 1668.

William Massingberd (Masingbeard). JfM. 12 March,
16 «i- ft. 13 March, 16||- (fil. Dni Henrici Massingberd
de Bentoft Hall, Lincoln, baronetti, set. 18). <&M.
received 18 March, 16f|? restored 24 March, 1669.

He was son of Sir Henry Massingberd of Bratosthall, Line,
by his second wife Anne, daughter of William Evans of
London, and succeeded his father, Sept. 1680 ; he married
Elizabeth, daughter of Richard Wynne of London, and died
about 1719, aged 70.

Joseph Hooper. <&. 7 May, 1667. M. 23 May, 1667 (fil.
Edmundi Hooper de Plimouth, Devon, gen. a3t. 17).
. received 9 'May, 1667, restored 17 Jan. 16f|-.

Oeorge Barber. OL 20 May, 1667. » 23 May, 1667 (fil.
Roberti Barber de Ashmore, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17).

270 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1667.

received 15 May, 1667, taken up for Battels 21 June,

1669.

The Barbers were connected with the Wyndhams and the
Mansels of Glamorgan : George Barber is buried with his
ancestors at Ashmoore, with this inscription : " Here also lyeth
George Barber, Esqr., eldest son of ye above said Robert and
Anne, daughter of Sr Robert Seyner of Hanf'ord. She is
buried here also. He died July ye 14, 1718."

Benjamin Hill. OL 25 June, 1667.

John Ryves. <B. 15 Aug. 1667. fH. 6 Dec. 1667 (fil.
Robert! Ryves de Fifield, Dorcestr. gen. set. 19). C.£H.
received 14 Aug. 1667, restored by Bursar Whaley

26 Dec. ? 1668.

James Acton. OL 31 Aug. 1667. fH. 10 Dec. 1667 (fil.

Edvardi Acton de Bassingstoke, Hampton, gen. set. 18).

C.fH. received 5 Feb. 1667, restored 17 Nov. 1669.

James Acton founded certain almshouses in Flexpool Street,
Basingstoke, in the seventeenth century. (Woodward, III.
238.)

Edward Acton. OL 31 Aug. 1667. m. 10 Dec. 1667 (fil.
Edvardi Acton de Bassingstoke, Hampton, gen. set. 16).
C.fH. received 5 Feb. 1667, restored 3 April, 1674. B.A.

27 June, 1671. M.A. (Hart Hall) 9 May, 1674.
Probably father of James Acton 17§f.

Samuel Ironside. (St. 3 Sept. 1667. €M. received
12 Nov. 1667, restored 18 June, 1668.

Probably son of Richard Ironside of Eickmansworth.

Richard Appleford. 4L 3 Oct. 1667. £H. 6 Dec. 1667 (fil.
Caroli Appleford de Chilboulton, Hert, min. set. 15).
onjtt. received 21 Nov. 1667. Buried in the College
Chapel 29 Aug. 1668, where there was a stone marked
R. A. 1668, supposed by Wood to be his.

Francis Surges, (ft. (? Henry) 20 Oct. 1667. fSL. 13 Dec.
1667 (fil. Francisci Burges de Truro, Cornub. gen. set. 18).
received 12 Oct. 1667, restored 19 May by Bursar

1667.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 271

Floyd. Admitted &. 24 Sept. 1670 of Colomb-major,
Cornwall, aged 19. B A, 10 June, 1672. On 26 June,
1674, he was "amotus propter absentiam."

Thomas Pynny. OL 31 Oct. 1667. » 1 Nov. 1667 (fil.
Johannis Pynny de Heywood, Devon, pleb. set. 15).
C.fH. received 5 Nov. 1667, restored 7 April, 1669.

Arthur Parsons. 4L 2 Nov. 1667. fft. 1 Nov. 1667 (fil.
Arthuri Parsons de Hill Bishops, Somerset, pleb. set. 17).
C.fH. received 2 March, 1667.

George Darby. <&. 7 Feb. 16JJ- flj. 13 March, 16ff (fil.
Georgii Darby de Rode, Somerset, pleb. aet. 18). <£.fH.
received 8 Feb. 16f-J, restored by Bursar Whaley
14 Oct.

Hugh Knight, (ft. 7 Feb. 16£f iH. 13 March, 16f|- (fil.
Gulielmi Knight de Kingstone, Somerset, pleb. set. 18).
(£JH. received 15 Feb. 16||-, paid over to Ed. Acton
14 Feb. 1672. B.A. 30 Oct. 1671. Buried in the
College Chapel 12 Oct. 1672.

Probably lie is the Hugh Knight, A.B., who was presented to
the Vicarage of Wembdon, Somerset, 28 Nov. 1671, by William
Knight of Kingstone : it was vacant by 5 Nov. 1672.

John Burridge. <E. 6 March, 16£f M. 13 March, 16 JJ-
(fil. Koberti Burridge de Lime, Dorset, gen. a?t. 18).
C.fflL received 6 March, 16f|, restored 1 Nov. 1669.

Died 6 Sept. 1733, aged 82, and is buried at Lyme Eegis. He
represented Lyme in the Convention Parliament 1688, and in
divers succeeding Parliaments with great honour and faithful-
ness, and was also chosen thrice Mayor of the town. (Hutchins,
II. 75.)

Robert Fry. OL 12 March, 16f|. ffl. 14 March, 16££ (fil.
Roberti Fry de Ewern Minster, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17).
<£.iH. received 12 March, IGf-J-, restored by Bursar Bury
26 Sept. to Stephen Fry : probably to Stephen Fry, B.A.
of Trinity, 1672.

272 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1667.

Robert Turner. OL 14 March, 1667. fft. same day (fil.
Robert! Turner de Chardstock, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 19).
OCJtt. received 15 March, 16£J, restored 28 May, 1669.

Aaron Baker. $$. 20 March, 16f|. ffl. 10 April, 1668
(fil. Johannis Baker de Alfmgton, Devon, pleb. set. 16).
(£JH. received as Il3. 18 March, 16f|-, increased to <&.
27 Oct. 1670, restored 28 April, 1675. B.A. 16 Oct.
1671. M.A. 25 June, 1674.

Wood says he was a preacher near Putney, and was beneficed
in Devon ; author of a sermon " Achitophel befooled " 1678.
Probably Hector of Alvington, Devon : if so, father of Aaron
Baker 1698, John Baker 1707, and Anthony Baker 1715.

Lewis (?) Williams. OT.fE. received as i3. 19 Nov. 1667,
restored by Bursar Whaley ; but the signature is
illegible.

Henry Towning. |H. 29 March, 1667 (fil. Roberti Towning
de Wilsham, ? Winsham, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). C.fE.
received as $3* 8 March, 1666, paid over 26 Aug. by
Bursar Floyd.

Enoch Sambee. fH. 17 May, 1667 (fil. Johannis Sambee
de Londin, pauperis, set. 16). C.fBL received as Servitor
13 June, 1667, restored by Bursar Luck.

Joseph Crofts, fft. 17 May, 1667 (fil. Johannis Crofts de
Pincknole, i.e. Puncknoll, Dorcestr. pauperis, get. 19). C.fH,
received 6 April, 1664, restored by Bursar Jeamson.

John Crofts was Rector of Puncknoll 44 years, and died in

1682.

Nicholas Laskey. fH. 23 May, 1667 (fil Henrici Laskey
de Hevitree, Devon, pauperis, a3t. 17). C.jffi. received as
Servitor 8 May, 1667, restored 3 Feb. 1668.

1667-68.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 273

William Wayte. fa. 13 Dec. 1667 (fil. Thorn® Wayte de
South vvark, pauperis, set. 18). C.ffl. received as Servitor
12 Nov. 1667, paid over 24 Jan. 1669. B.A. (Glouc.
Hall) 6 July, 1671.

Hugh Welch, fa. 13 March, IGfJ (fil. H. M., sic, de
Chard, Somerset, pauperis, set. 18). <£.fH. received as
Servitor 3 March, 16|i, restored 10 Oct. 1671. B.A.
(Hugh Welsh of Hart Hall) 16 Oct. 1671.

Probably Vicar of Closworth, Somerset, from 2 July, 1680, till
his death 2 May, 1682.

Thomas Bowditch. £E. 13 March, 16f| (fil. Johannis
Bowditch de Whitchurch, Dorcestr. pauperis. set. 18).
&.fH. received as Servitor 3 Feb. 1667, paid over 5 July,
1670.

1668.

William Shortgrave. Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1668 of
Harlston, Northants, a^ed 18. fa. (Ch. Ch.) 11 July,
1665 (fil. Gulielmi Shortgrave de Harlstone, North-
ampton, min. set. 17). B.A. 26 Oct. 1670. M.A. 4 June,
1673. Admitted J. 3 July, 1673. He was elected
Moderator Novae Classis 1671 ; Sub-Dean 1672 ; Human-
ity Lecturer 1673 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1674 ;
Catechist 1675 ; Dean (vice Flectcher deceased) 8 Jan.
16fy. He resigned his Jf. in June, 1681.

He was the second son of William Shortgrave by Grace Morley,
(died 1656) youngest daughter of the previous Rector. He
succeeded his father William Shortgrave as Rector of Harleston
15 May, 1682, and was buried there 12 April, 1710. Fur his
son Robert, see 1705 ; though he is there described as son of
Geo. Shortgrave, Cleric, of Harleston, an evident mistake for
Gul. Shortgrave.

Henry Toope. <£. 9 May, 1668. fa. 5 June, ]668 (fil.
Henrici Toope de Purbeak, Dorcestr. gen. aBt. 18). &J&
received 16 May, 1668, restored 12 Nov. 1669.

274 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1668.

John Strode. <£. 18 May, 1668. JH. 12 Aug. 1668 (fil.
Dni Johannis Strode de Parnham, Dorcestr, eq. set. 17).
. received 21 May, 1668, restored 8 Feb. 1669.

He married the daughter of a cleric of Northants named Hoth,
and died s.p.

Anthony Rogers. OL 22 May, 1668. £.fH. received
22 May, 1668, restored by Bursar Lessey 27 Jan. ? 1677.
B.A. 27 April, 1672. M.A. 19 Jan. 1674.

With this entry the " Registrum " (B) concludes for a
time and remains without a note till 30 June, 1719.
For Fellow Commoners, Commoners, Batellars and
Servitors, it is necessary to fall back upon the Caution
Books and the University Matriculations : and I shall
observe the order of the latter. The Register of Founda-
tioners (A) still continues available up to 1694.

William Abel. <&M. received as dF.OL 8 July, 1668,
restored by Bursar Whaley 1 Sept. ? 1668.

John Morton. C.fH. received as Servitor 27 July, 1668,
taken up for Battels by Bursar Gould. B.A. 30 Oct.
1671.

Ds. Rives. CJH. received as (&. 6 Oct. 1668, taken up for
Battels 18 April, 1678.

(I can find no Elves, B.A. at this time.)

Hugh Bonvoy. (EJH. received as JfM. 13 March, 16f f-
restored 7 April, 1670. m. (Magd.) 15 Oct. 1668 (fil-
Nicolai Bonfoy de Eeling, Middlesex, arm. set. 16).

Nathaniel Collier. C.fH. received as OL 19 March, 16 Jf,
restored 15 Sept. 1673. ffi. (Ch. Ch.) 23 Feb. 1665 (fil.
.zEgidii Collier de Blockley, Vigorn. min. set. 16). B.A.
26 Oct. 1669. M.A. 15 June, 1672.

Charles Barksdale. fft. 17 April, 1668 (fil. dementis
Barksdale de Nounton, Gloucestr. min. set. — ). Charlton
Barksdale was B.A. of Magd. 30 June, 1671.

1668.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 27',

Henry Glover. £H. 13 July, 1GG8 (fil. Henrici Glover de
Shrowton, Dorcestr. min. set. 16). (£.£H. received as (JL
12 Sept. 1668, taken up for Battels 20 Oct. 1669. B.A.
27 April, 1672. M.A. 6 Feb. 1674.

John Lacy. £H. 18 July, 1668 (fil. Gulielmi Lacy de
Sto^umber, Somerset, gen. set. 16). (£.fH. received as
<£. 10 June, 1668, restored 3 June, 1670.

Gilbert Ironside. £H. 18 July, 1668 (fil. Radulphi Ironside
de Longbridy, Dorcestr. min. a3t. 17), &.fH. received as
t&. 13 July, 1668, restored 2 Nov. 1660.

One Gilbert Ironside was baptized 24 March, 1649, and died at
Long Breedy 24 July, 1715.

James Harrison. £H. 28 July, 1668 (fil. Richard! Harrison
de Hurst, Bercher., gen. set. 17). (C.lfflL received as (?L
25 July, 1668, restored 1 Nov. 1672.

Robert Harbin. fH. 12 Aug. 1668 (fil. Johannis Harbin
cle Newton, Somerset, ami. set. 18). (£.fH. received as
JF.&. 13 July, 1668.

Died vita patris, a younger brother William succeeding in

1672.

William Morley. fH. 12 Aug. 1668 (fil. Herbert! Morley
de Glinde, Sussex, arm. set. 14). £Jft. received as df.(!T.
20 July, 1668, restored 4 Nov. 1670.

M.P. for Lewes 1678-1679 : died s.p.m. The widow of
William Morley of Glynde, conveyed that manor on her
marriage, about 1680, to John Trevor, brother of Robert Morley
1667.

Thomas Gorges. fH. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Thomae Gorges de
Heavitree, Devon, arm. set. 17). C.iffiL received as
01. 24 Oct. 1668, restored 14 Feb. 16f ?-.

Solomon Andrew. £H. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Solomonis Andrew
de Lime, Dorcestr. gen. set. 18). C.fft. received 31 July,
16685 paid over 20 July, 1669.

The father was merchant, and three times Mayor of Lime.

T 2

276 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1668.

John Raymond. £H. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Sainuelis Raymond
de Oke, Somerset, gen. set. 17). &JH. received as (*L
17 Nov. 1668, restored 18 May, 1670 : again received as
Servitor 12 Nov. 1672, restored by Bursar Thornton
12 April ? 1676 : again received as OL 10 May, 1676,
restored 29 Nov. by Bursar Freke. B.A. 6 April, 1676.

The father, " medicinse professor," was buried at Oake in 1662.
Probably father of William Raymond 1715 : if so, he was
cleric of Rumsey, Hants.

John Makernes. fH. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Johannis Mak ernes
de Brigstook, Northampton, gen. set. 16). C.fH. received
as OL 9 Oct. 1668, paid over 2 July, 1676. B.A.
(Mackernes) 7 July, 1672. M.A. 4 June, 1675.

William Elston. ftt. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Gulielmi Elston de
Exon. pauperis, set. 16). (Lfa. received as Servitor
21 Oct. 1668, paid over 20 Dec. 1669. Buried in the
Chapel 3 Dec. 1669, where there was a stone, W. E.
1669 (Elston, Servitoris, Wood's MS.).

Daniel Ayshford. fa. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Edmundi Aishford,
sic, de Comb Pyne, Devon, pauperis, set. 18). (£.£H. re-
ceived as Servitor 21 Nov. 1668, paid over by Bursar
Floyd 22 April ; increased to OL 19 Oct. 1672, restored
11 March, 16^- B-A- I2 bet. 1672. M.A. 4 June,
1675. Admitted (Kjaplain 6 Nov. 1674.

Marmaduke Alford. jjH. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Roberti Alford
de Curry Revel, Somerset, pauperis, set. 17). <£.fa. re-
ceived as Servitor 6 Nov. 1668, restored by Bursar
Floyd. B.A. 7 April, 1674.

William Wills, fa. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. ? Ezech. Wills de
Seaborough, Somerset, pauperis, set. ] 9). (C.fH. received
as Servitor 12 Dec. 1668, restored 19 Feb. 1673. B.A.
7 June, 1672.

Warden Wills (1755) was a member of this family.

1668.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 277

Thomas Yorke. fH. 11 Dec. 1668 (fil. Gulielmi Yorke de
Haningdon, Wilton, pauperis, set. 17). (£.i!H. received as
Servitor 31 Oct. 1668, paid over 18 Nov. 1675. B.A.
4 July, 1672.

John Southby. fH, 19 Dec. 1668 (fil. Richardi Southby de
Carswell, Bercher, arm. ast. 18). C.ilH. received as jF.(f£.
23 July, 1668, paid over 8 April, 1671.

He was buried in the Southby chancel at Appleton on 21 March,
1733, with this stone : " Here lyeth the body of Mr. John
Southby, who died a bachelor ye xvinth day of March,
MDCCXXXIII, aged 84 years."

John Bishop. £H. 19 Dec. 1668 (fil. Humphredi Bishop de
Chilcombe, Dorcestr. gen. set. 19). &JH. received as (ft.
3 Nov. 1668, restored 19 Oct. 1669.

He married Patience, daughter of John Bennett of Salisbury ;

died in the lifetime of his father, and was buried at Chilcombe

with a mural monument :

Memorise sacrum

Johannis Bishop, armigeri, filii

Et heredis Hunphredi Bishop arm :

Belligeri patris jacet hie fortissima proles :

Lector, non mortis parva tropaea vides :

Ex proavis clarum, clarum virtutibus, orbi

Monstratum nobis improba mors rapuit.

Obiit 19 die Januarii

Anno Domini 1682

Mfatis suee 33.

Hutchins II. 740.
Father of Humphry Bishop 1698.

Thomas Bishop. Brother of the above. fH. 19 Dec. 1668,
aged 17. C.fH. received as (JL 3 Nov. 1668, restored by
Bursar Floyd 11 Oct. ? 1669 to John Bishop. Buried
in the Antechapel 7 Oct. 1669, where Wood notes that
there was a stone T. B. 1669.

George Orlebar. £H. 5 March, 16| | (fil. Georgii Orlebar de
Pudington, Bedf. gen. aet. 17). C.ffl. received as <£.

278 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1668-69.

25 Feb. 16ff, restored 14 Jan. 1675. B.A. 12 Oct.

1672. M.A. 4 June, 1675.

He claimed Founder's Kin with Archbishop Chichele, through
his mother, Ursula Boteler of Biddenham. He died unmarried
at Bedford in 1685.

Richard Watts. fH. 5 March, 16ff (fil. Richard! Watts de
Stroud water, Gloucestr. pleb. set. 16). (£.fH. received as (ft.
9 March, 16ff, restored 26 March, 1674. B.A. 12 Oct.
1672. M.A. (Hart Hall) 15 June, 1675.

Probably father of Richard Watts 1696.

1669.

Giles Chamberlaine. Admitted £>. 25 Sept. 1669 Egidius
Chamberlaine of Malgerbury, Somerset, aged 18. fH.
21 May, 1669 (fil. Edmundi Chamberlaine de Lye,
Somerset, gen. set. 17). C.iff. received as (ft. 19 May,
1669, restored 4 Jan.

Philip Champion. <ZD.fH. received as dF.(ft. 8 Oct. 1669,
restored by Bursar Luck, 8 Sept.

Peter Gaily. C.fH. received as IS. 20 Oct. 1669, in-
creased to (ft. 22 Nov. 1670, restored 18 Nov. 1675.
B.A. (Calle) 16 Oct. 1671.

Lawrence Periam. (£.fH. received as (ft., Hilary Term,
16«-»., taken up for Battels 24 Oct. 1673. fH. (Alban
Hall) 5 March, 16|f (fil. Samuelis Periam de Widworthy
? Wilsworthy, Devon, min. set. 15). B.A. 12 Oct. 1672.
M.A. 4 June, 1675.

John Standfast. C.fH. received as (ft., Hilary Term,

restored 19 July, 1675. B.A. 12 Oct. 1672. M.A.
4 June, 1675.

1669.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

279

Joseph Lillington. fa. 30 March, 1669 (fil. Robert! Lil-
lington de Dorchester, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 17). (£.fH»
received as Servitor 17 April, 1669, restored 13 Sept.
1672.

Robert Pitt. fa. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Roberti Pitt de Bland-
ford, Dorcestr. gen. get. 16). <£.fH. received 26 March,
1668 (sic), and restored 5 Oct. by Bursar Luck (i.e. 1670).
Admitted £. 24 Sept. 1670 of Bland ford, Dorset, aged
17. B.A. 12 Oct. 1672. M.A. 4 June, 1675. M.B.
14 May, 1678. M.D. 16 Feb. 1681. Admitted Jf.
7 July, 1674. Elected Sub-Dean 1673; Humanity
Lecturer 1674, 1675 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1676,
1679; Dean 1677; Bursar 1678, 1682; Sub- Warden
1680.

He practised in London, became JF. of the Royal Society, and
deputy Professor of Anatomy 1684. He married a daughter
and coheiress of John Nourse of Wood Eaton, Oxon. He
published Observationes ponderis Testudmis terrestris cum in
auctumno terrain subiret cum ejusdem ex terra verno tempore
exeuntis pondere comparato, per plures annos repetitce, 1691,
also, The Craft and Fraud of Physic exposed.

John Haviland. fa. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Josephi Haviland
de Charlinch, Somerset, pleb. set. 16). (!LiH. received as
<B. 27 March, 1668 (sic), restored 1 Sept. 1671. B.A.
(Hart Hall) 12 Oct. 1672. M.A. 15 June, 1675. M.B.
9 July, 1678.

John, son of John Haviland of Charlinch, registered his pedi-
gree at the Visitation in 1672.

John Freke. M. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Johannis Freke de
Stickland, Dorcestr. gen. 33t. 17). C.fE. received as (&.
12 March, 1668, restored 20 April, 1672.

Thomas Arnold. fa. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Thorns Arnold de
Haselbury Brian, Dorcestr. min. set. 17). (£.£H. received
as OL 26 Feb. 1668, restored 11 Oct. 1672.

Gilbert Downing, fa. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Nicolai Downing
de King Stanton, ? King's Teignton, Devon, min. aet. 17).

280 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1669.

C.fH. received as (ft. 12 March, 1668, restored 17 July,
1675. B.A. 12 Oct. 1672. M.A. 4 June, 1675.

Joseph Bragg. fH. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Nicolai Bragg de
Crookhorne, Somerset, pauperis, aet. 17). <£.fH. received
as Servitor 6 Nov. 1669, restored 5 March, 1671.

George Lippincot. fH. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Tbomae Lippincot
de Columb Stock, Devon, pleb. set. 18). (£.fH. received
as (ft. 29 March, 1668 (sic), restored 2 Nov. 1675. B.A.
12 Oct. 1672. M.A. 4 June, 1675.

Thomas Brewer. fH. 2 April, 1669 (fil. Thomas Brewer de
West Farly, Cant. arm. set. 17). £.fH. received as (ft.
1 April, 1669, paid over 10 Aug. by Bursar Floyd.

Apparently lie died before 1690.

John Brewer. Brother of the above, fH. same day, aged
15. (ZD.fffi. received same day as (ft, restored 10 April,
1671.

He succeeded his father in 1690 at Smith's Hall in West
Farleigh, and died s.p.m. 2 June, 1724.

Nathaniel Risdon. fH. 21 May, 1669 (fil. Nathanielis
Risdon de Spragton ? Spreyton, Devon, gen. set. 19).
&.fH. received as (ft. 7 April, 1669, paid over 11 Oct. by
Bursar Floyd.

Edmund Strangwayes. fH. 21 May, 1669 (fil. Egidii
Strangwayes de Charlton Adam, Somerset, gen. a3t. 18).
<£4H. received as (ft. 12 March, 1668, restored 14 June,
1670. B.A. (Hart Hall) 23 Jan. 1672.
The father was buried at Charlton Adam 1677.

Charles Kemeys. fH. 26 May, 1669 (fil. Dni Caroli
Kemeys de Keven Mably, Glamorgan, baronetti, ast. 18).
(£.fH. received (Sir Charles Kemeys) as jF.(ft. 17 April,
1669, taken up for Battels 10 Dec. 1670. Created
M.A. 9 July, 1669. He presented a bowl to the College,

1669.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 281

the cover of which with other plate the Warden was

authorised to change 4 Feb. 1797.

He was grandson of Sir Nicholas Kemeys, first baronet, killed
as Governor of Chepstow Castle, ex parte regis, succeeded his
father, about 1658, and married Mary, daughter of Philip Lord
Wharton ; died Dec. 1702. His descendants (Kemeys-Tynte),
are coheirs of the barony of Wharton. Brother of George
Kemeys 1677.

Charles Pye. £H. 26 May, 1669 (fil. Dm Johannis Pye de
Mortlake, Surr. baronetti, set. 18). (JLfH. received as
dF.OL 17 April, 1669, taken up for Battels 10 Dec.
1670.

Succeeded his father, Sir John Pye of Hone, Derby, about 1697 ;
died 12 Feb. 1721.

Philip Young. fH. 26 May, 1669 (fil. Philippi Young de
Warwic. gen. set. 18). <£.£H. received as (&. 20 May,
1669, paid over 17 Feb. 16^f. Buried in the College
Chapel 14 Nov. 1672.

Richard Price. £H. 29 June, 1669 (fil. Edvardi Price de
Bettus, Montgom. gen. set. 15). (£JH. received 10 Nov.
1669, taken up for Battels 29 Nov. 1677. Possibly
Richard Price, B.A. (Hart Hall) 29 Jan. 1673. M.A.
30 June, 1677.

Thomas Cooper. £H. 29 June, 1669 (fil. Thomas Cooper de
Wrexham. Denbigh, gen. set. 15). <E.fH. received (? Coop)
as OL 20 Oct. 1669, paid over 19 April, 1670.

Nathaniel Burges. £H. 7 July, 1669 (fil. Thomse Burges
de Biceter, Oxon. pauperis, set. 15). C.fE. received as
Servitor 3 July, 1669, restored 11 Feb. 1672.

Henry Fowler. fH. 8 July, 1669 (fil. Henrici Fowler de
Gloucestr. gen. set. 16). dT.fH. received as (£., Hilary
Term, 1669, paid over 14 Jan. 16||.

William Crabb. £H. 17 July, 1669 (fil. Gulielmi Crabb de
Child Ockford, Dorcestr. min. set. 15). (£JH. received as

282 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1669.

OL 3 Aug. 1669, restored 2 July, 1674. B.A. 10 April,

1673. Admitted Jf. of Exeter 30 June, 1674. M.A.

21 Feb. 1675. B.D. 19 March, 1686. Vacated his $.

by marriage 1687.

Rector of Child Ockford 1687. Rector of Bloxworth, Dorset,
17 July, 1723. Buried 12 Aug. 1747, aged 95. (Hutcliins,
IV. 83.)

Thomas Romayne. £H. 17 July, 1669 (fil. Matthsei
Rornayne de Stocke Gailard, Dorcestr. min. set. 17). C.iB.
received as <E. 3 Aug. 1669, restored by Bursar Bury
6 March. B.A. (Hart Hall) 10 April, 1673.

Matthew Romayne was the intruded Rector of Stoke Gailard,

but was confirmed in the living in 1660.

Thomas Wainwright. £H. 12 Nov. 1669 (fil. Thomae
Wainwright de Chester, Doctoris in Jure Civili, set. 16).
C.£H. received as <£. 12 Oct. 1669, restored 13 July,
J672. Elected Jf. of All Souls (Wainewright, of the
County of Oxford) 1672. B.C.L. (All Souls) 27 May,
1676. D.C.L. 26 April, 1682.

He was probably son of Dr. Wainwright (jF, of All Souls), who
was ejected by the Visitors 1650. (Burrows' All Souls, p. 205).
Chancellor of the Diocese of Chester : died 1720. (Wood,
F. II. 384.)

Simon Rotenbury. flj. 12 Nov. 1669 (fil. Francisci
Rotenbury de Oakhampton, Devon, pleb. set. 19). (E.fH.
received as $3. 20 Oct. 1669, taken up for Battels
29 Nov. 1677. B.A. 31 May, 1673.

William Ironside. fH. 19 Nov. 1669 (fil. Gulielmi Ironside
de Houghton, Dunelin, pleb. set. 18). (&.$&. received as
OL 22 July. 1669, restored to Gilbert Ironside 22 April
by Bursar Bury ? 1671. Buried in the College Chapel
27 Feb. 16ff.

John Stewkly. fH. 13 Dec. 1669 (fil. J. S. de Preshaw
Hampton, arm. set. 17). OLffl. received as JfM. 20 Feb.
1668, restored 15 June, 1671,

Robert Balch. fH. 13 Dec. 1669 (fil. R B. de Bladon,
Somerset, pleb. set. 15). C.fH. received as 13. 24
Nov. 1669. Admitted 5. 24 Sept. 1670 of Sherborne,

1669.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 283

Dorset, aged 17. B.A. 31 May, 1673. M.A. 6 April,
1676. Admitted Jf. 1 July, 1676. He was elected
Moderator Novae Clnssis 1673; Sub-Dean 1674;
Humanity Lecturer 1676; Catechist 1677 ; Dean 1678,
1680, 1682; Bursar 1679, 1681, 1683; 1684; Sub-
Warden 1685; but "whereas, upon examination of his
accounts ending Christmas Day 1685, he was found in
debt to the College," the profits of his jf., office and all
other emoluments were sequestered by the Warden and
Fellows and the College obtained a warrant from the
Vice-Chancellor to this effect : but on the petition of one
R. Stuart (or Street) a tailor to whom Robert Balch
owed £30, the College agreed to allow him £5, out of his
Chamber Rent " if he keep his JF. and the Rent of the
Chamber do yield so much." He was elected junior
Proctor April 21, 1680.

Walter Parker. fH. 28 Jan. 16§-£ (fil. G. P. de Lissell,
Wilton, gen. aet. 16). (JLfft. received as (ft., Hilary Term,
1669, restored 13 June, 1672.

Robert Sparrow. £H. 28 Jan. 16f£ (fil. Edvardi Sparrow
• de Ketheringe, Northampton, pauperis, set. 19). C.iH.
received as Servitor, Hilary Term, 1669, taken up for
Battels 24 Oct. 1683. B.A. 15 Oct. 1673.

James (Jacob) Wood. fH. 18 March, 16fg- (fil. Philippi
Wood, de Wivylescombe, Cornub. pleb. set. 17). (£.fH.
received as (ft., Hilary Term, 1669, taken up for Battels
18 April by Bursar Ludwell. B.A. (James) 21 Oct.
1673. M.A. 1 June, 1676.

Hugh Prust. fH. 18 March, 16?£ (fil. Thomse Prust de
Hal ton, Devon, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft.,
Hilary Term, 1669, paid over by Bursar Bury 8 April,
1671. Buried in the College Chapel 29 March, 1671.

Samuel Thornton. fH. 18 March, 16f£ (fil. Gulielmi
Thornton de Sherbourne, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17). C.fH.
received as (ft., Hilary Term, 1669, restored 1 Aug. 1676.
B.A. 30 Oct. 1673. M.A. 1 June, 1676.

One Samuel Thornton was Vicar of Hayclon, Dorset, and died
20 June, 1711. He is said to have been aged 62. (Hutchins,
IV. 187.)

284 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1669.

Richard Carter. fH. 18 March, 16fg- (fil. Johannis Carter
de Winterslow, Wilton, min. set. 16). C.fH. received as
(ft., Hilary Term, 1669, restored 1 Aug. 1672. B.A.
(Hart Hall) 15 Oct. 1673. M.A. 4 July, 1676.

James Hussy. IE. 18 March, 16f§- (fil. Robert! Hussy de
Sarum, Wilton, gen. aet. 17). &.fH. received as (£.,
Hilary Term, 1669, restored 25 April, 1672.

Allen Lester. £H. (Leyette) 18 March, 16fg- (fil. Allen
L. de Dorchester, pauperis, set. 17). (£.£H. received as
Servitor (Lesster), Hilary Term, 1669, restored 12 July,
1671. B.A. (Alan Lester) 25 Feb. 1673.

Bartholomew Ashweeke. IB. 18 March, 16f£ (fil. Gulielmi
Ashweeke de Ashburton, Devon, pauperis, set. 18). (ft.lH,
received as Servitor, Hilary Term, 1669, restored 23 Dec.
" sepultus in claustro vel cerneterio " 29 Aug. 1670.

Philip Pierce. fH. 18 March, 16^- (fil. Danielis Pierce de
Membry, i.e. Membury, Devon, pauperis, set. 16). B.A.
15 Oct. 1673. M.A. 1 June, 1676. &M. of Sir Pierce
received as Servitor 24 April, 1676, restored by Bursar
Ludwell 18 July ? 1676.

Thomas Younge. fH. 18 March, 16ff (fil. Nathanielis
Younge de Minchenhanipton, Gloucestr. pauperis, set.
18). (C.fH. received as Servitor, Hilary Term, 1669,
restored 10 July, 1671. Buried in the College Chapel,
17 July, 1671.

John Bradford, fft. 18 (? 21) March, 16|£ (fil. J. Brad-
ford de Poghill, i.e. Poughill, Devon, pleb. set. 17). £.£H.
received as (ft., Hilary Term, 1669, restored 8 Dec. by
Bursar Bury. B.A. 27 Nov. 1673.

Probably Vicar of Newton St. Gyres, Devon, 6 July, 1674 :

died 23 July, 1702.

1670.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

285

167O.

George Roberts. Admitted
Surrey, aged 19.

. 24 Sept. 1670 of Richmond,

William Latton. Admitted S. 24 Sept. 1670; of Kingston
Bagpus, Berks, aged 17. f&. 12 ? 15 July, 1670 (fil. Thomae
Latton de Kinerton, sic, Bercher., gen. set. 17). B.A. 5
May, 1674. M.A. 22 Feb. 1676. Admitted JF. 2 July, 1675.
(Wood says 1674, probably his election as T$. and adds
that he was Founder's kin of Kingston Bakpuze).
Elected Moderator Novae Classis 1674 ; Moderator
of Philosophy 1675 ; Dean 1679 ; Bursar 1680, 1683,
1685 ; Sub- Warden 1681, 1684, 1686 ; Librarian 1682.
He appears from the accounts to have been Bursar again
in 1694-1695.

The Lattons about 1670, sold their property at Kingstone
Bagpuze, and removed to Esher : the presentation to the
parsonage of Esher is in the gift of Wadham College, by
bequest of John Latton of Esher Park 1714.

James Sanders. Admitted $>. 24 Sept. 1670 of Alscott
Oxon, aged 17. dim. 12 July, 1670 (til. Joharmis Sanders
de Grandmont, Ebor. gen. a3t. 16). B.A. (Saunders,
6 Feb. 1674. Buried in the College Chapel 22 May,
1675 : but Wood also mentions that there was a stone
"in claustro" marked J. S. 1675.

Richard Dasston. (£.|H. received as Jf.<£. 25 Apiil, 1670,
restored 29 Aug. 1671.

Bernard Mander. (C.fH. received as Servitor 6 Sept. 1670,
restored 22 Oct. 1672. |H. (St. Edmund Hall) 10 July,
1670 (fil. Bernardi Mander de Chipping Warden, North-
ampton, min. set. 16). B.A. (Wadham) 5 May, 1674.
M.A. (St. Mary Hall) 23 Jan. 1676.
Probably son of Bernard Mander 1642.

286 WARDEN IRONSIDE.

Daniel Rosewell. C.fa. received as Servitor 26 Oct. 1670,
restored 10 April, 1674. B.A. 2 April, 1674.

George Winter. C.fH. received as dF.<K. 22 Nov. 1670,
paid over by Bursar Chase 2 Jan. 1671.

John Giles, fa. 6 May, 1670 (fil. J. G. de Arlingham,
Gloucestr. min. set. 16). C.fH. received as (ft. 11 June,
1670, paid over 12 Aug. 1678. B.A. 25 Feb. 1673.

Edward Bernard, fa. 6 May, 1670 (fil. Edvardi Bernard
de Basingstoke, Hampton, pleb. set. 16). (£.fH. received as
(ft. 2 May, 1670, paid over 27 May to S. Goodwin- see
1663. B.A. (Hart Hall) 25 Feb. 1673. M.A. 8 Dec. 1676.

Samuel Tanner. fH. 19 May, 1670 (fil. S. T. de Faringdon,
Devon, gen. set. 18). ttjfc received as (ft. 2 May, 1670,
paid over 19 Aug. 1672.

William Howell. ftt. 19 May, 1670 (fil. G. H. de Oxon.

pauperis, set. 14). (£.fH. received as Servitor, Hilary
Term, 1669, restored by Bursar Bury. B.A. (New Inn
Hall) 20 Jan. 1673. M.A. 17 Oct. 1676.

Thomas Peacock, fa. 12 July, 1670 (fil. Kichardi Peacock
de Finchly, Middlesex, arm. set. 16). C.fH. received as
dF.(ft. 10 June, 1670, paid over 19 Feb. 1673.

Marmaduke Coate. fH. 12 July, 1670 (fil. M. C. de Curry
Revell, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). CD.fH. received as (ft.
- June, 1670, paid over 4 Oct. 1670.

Mark Arwaker. fa. 12 July, 1670 (fil. Francisci Arwaker
de Chelmesford, Essex, pleb. set. 17). C.fH. received as
(ft. (Francis Arwaker) — June, 1670, taken up to pay
Battels 13 July, 1674. B.A. (Mark Arwaker) 9. May,
1674.

Nicholas Browne. fH. 12 July, 1670 (fil. Henrici Browne

1670.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 287

de Powerstock, Dorcestr. gen. aet. 18). C.fH. received as
OL 14 July, 1670, restored 12 July, 1671.

He died at Poorstock 22 Sept. 1722, and was the last male of
his family. (Hutchins, II. 321.)

John Martin, ffl. 12 July 1670 (fil. Gulielmi Martin de
Buckland, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 18). (JLfH. received as
Servitor 13 July, 1670, taken up for Battels by Bursar
Thornton 25 June ? 1674. B.A. 5 May, 1674.

John Slape. £H. 30 Sept. 1670 (fil. J. S. de Taunton St.
James, Somerset, gen. set. 18). (£.fH. received as (ft.
8 Sept. 1670, paid over by Bursar Strangwaies 23 May,
1672.

John Baker, ffl. 30 Sept. 1670 (fil. J. B. de Trull, Somerset,
gen. set. 17). C.ffl. received as OL 8 Sept. 1670, restored
20 May, 1671.

Brother of Christopher Baker 1671.

Edward Maynard. £H. 21 Oct. 1670 (fil. Gulielmi Maynard
de Daventry, Northampton, pauperis, set. 16). (£.fft. re-
ceived as Servitor 8 Sept. 1670, restored 28 Oct. 1672.
B.A. (Magd.) 7 July, 1674. M.A. 22 May, 1677. B.D.
3 Nov. 1688. D.D. 3 March, 1691. Demy of Magdalen
1672-1678 ; J% 1678-1694. He was nominated with
Dr. Hough for the President's place, and took a pro-
minent part in that famous election : he was one of the
Fellows expelled by King James' Commissioners 7 Aug.
1688, at which time he was Chaplain to Lord Digby;
and was restored 25 Oct. 1688.

Canon and Precentor of Lichfield 18 Oct. 1700 ; Rector of
Passenham 1701-1706 ; Preacher at Lincoln's Inn ; Master of
St. John's Hospital. He died Easter Day 13 April, 1740, aged
86, and was buried at Bodington, Northants., where he was
Rector from 1696, with this inscription, within the altar rails,
on a marble slab :

Hie condition est quod potuit mori

Edwardi Maynard S. T. P.

Qui Daventriac natus

288 WARt)EN IRONSIDE. [1670.

Oxonise apud Magdalenenses educatus
Apud Londinenses octo circiter annos

Hospitii Lincolniensis Concionator

Postea in Ecclesia Cathedral! Lichfield

XL annos Canonicus Resid. et Precentor

Hospitii Sancti Johannis ibidem magister

At hujus Parochise XLIV Rector.

Tot officiorum muneribus non qua voluit

Sed qua potuit diligentia defunctus

Tandem hie requiescit

In spe felicis resurrectionis

Obiit anno eetatis LXXXVI

Die Paschatis An. Sal. MDCCXL.

He was a benefact >r to Magdalen in plate, books, and money.
Author of two vols of sermons 1722-1724.

Manwaringe Davis. fH. 16 Dec. 1670 (fil. Johannis Davis
de Camberwell, Surr. gen. set. 18). £.£H. received as <£.
4 Aug. 1670, restored 17 June, 1672.

Robert Foyle. £H. 16 Dec. 1670 (fil. J. F. de Chute, Wilton,
gen. set. 18). <2L£H. received as (ft. 22 Nov. 1670, as
JFM. 19 April, 1672, restored 13 Dec. 1672.

John Gorges. fH. 17 Dec. 1670 (fil. Johannis Gorges de
London-Derry in Hibernia, gen. set. 17). £.£H. received
as JF&. 22 Nov. 1670, paid over 26 Feb. 1671.

Giles Martyn. fH. 17 Dec. 1670 (fil. Johannis Martyn de
Yercomb, i.e. Yarcombe, Devon, gen. set. 18). C.fH. re-
ceived as JfM. 14 July, 1670, paid over 5 Oct. 1671.
On the Outer Wall of the Chapel at the East End are
the initials ^5".M. possibly standing for ^Egidius Martyn.

John Reynell. $SL 17 Dec. 1670 (fil. Samuelis Reynell de
North Stan ton, Devon, pauperis, set. 17). (JLfH. received
as Servitor 22 Nov. 1670, restored 11 May, 1674.

John Matthew. fH. 17 March, 16ff (fiL Edrnundi
Matthew de Wollaston, Northampton, pauperis, set, 15).

1670-71.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 269

Francis Stonehouse. fa. 17 March, 16ff (fil. Duke
Stonehoase de Standinge, Wilton, arm. set. 16). C.fa.
received as JfM. 14 March, 1670, paid over 30 Sept. by
Bursar Bury. B.A. (Oriel) 26 June, 1674. M.A.
13 May, 1677.

1671.

George Bisse. £H. 2 June, 1671 (fil. G. B. de English -
comhe, Somerset, gen. set. 16). (E.fH. received as (JT.
30 May, 1671 ; restored 26 Dec. 1671. Admitted Sb.
9 Oct. 1671 of Spargrove, Somerset, aged 16. B.A.
6 Feb. 1674. Died at Oxford and was buried in St.
Mary's, where there was a mural tablet (now defaced
and broken, and lying in a back yard) with this inscrip-
tion : " Hie jacet Georgius Bysse, Bacchalaureus in
Artibus e Coll. Wadhami, films Georgii Bysse de
Badcombe in agro Somerset, armig. ; obiit Mar. 16 A.
(Dni) 1675." Originally there was a circular coat of arms
let in at the top of the monument which has now dis-
appeared; the left-hand bottom corner of the stone is
also gone.

He was grandson of Edward Bisse 1613.

Anthony Clarke, fa. 14 July, 1671 (fil. Koberti Clarke de
Wemdon, Somerset, gen. set, 17). Admitted St 9 Oct.
1671 of Windon, Somerset, aged 17. B.A. 20 April,
1675. M.A. 29 Jan. 1677. Admitted Jf. 1 July, 1676.
Elected Moderator Novse Classis 1675 ; Moderator of
Philosophy 1677; Humanity Lecturer 1678.

Wood says that he was of Sandford (Windon), Somerset ; and
resigned his JF. 1680 ; Rector of Enmore, Somerset, 16 June,
1679 ; and apparently also of Char! inch 16 Dec. 1681 ; he died
in 1689.

Edward Poyle. OT.fa. received as <£. 3 July, 1671, paid
over 13 Dec. 1672.

Pierce Lloyd. £.£H. received as $.<&. 27 July, 1671, paid
over 23 April, 1672. Possibly Price Lloyd who fa. at
Oriel 31 July, 1671 (gen. fil. set. 16).

u

290 WARDEN IRONSIDE. . [1671.

Charles Rutland. C.fH. received as OL 22 Nov. 1671,
restored by Bursar Strangwaies i.e. 1672. Charles
Rutland £ft. (Jesus) 9 Dec. 1670 (fil. Georgii Rutland
de Loughton, Essex, pleb. set. 17).

Giles Combe, fa. 31 March, 1671 (fil. ^gidii Cornbe de
Chard, Somerset, gen. set. 16). (£.fH. received as (E.
9 March, 1670, paid over 30 Sept. 1673.

Robert Greenaway. £H. 31 March, 1671 (fil. Jobannis
Greenaway de Crookhorne, Somerset, pleb. aet. 16).
(•Lift, received 23 Feb. 16f £, restored 23 Oct. Admitted
S. (Greenway) 25 Sept. 1674 of Crookhorne, Somerset,
aged 18. B.A. 21 Oct. 1675. M.A. 19 July, 1677.

Christopher Baker. £H. 31 March, 1671 (fil. Johannis
Baker de Trull, Somerset, gen. fil. 15). (£.fff. received
as (ft. 1 March, 1670, restored by Bursar Thornton
18 June ? 1674. B.A. 15 Oct. 1674. M.A. (Hart Hall)
16 June, 1677.

Brother of John Baker 1670.

John Caswell. fH. 31 March, 1671 (fil. dementis Caswell
de Crookhorne, Somerset, pauperis set. 16). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 9 March, 1670, restored 9 Nov. 1678.
B.A. 3 Nov. 1674. M.A. 26 June, 1677. "He taught
the grounds of mathematics to young scholars : and
afterwards settling himself at Hart Hall, carried on his
faculty with great industry." (Wood, Aih. IV. 737.)
Savilian Professor of Astronomy 1709-1712 : Vice-
Principal of Hart Hall, and Superior Bedell of Divinity.
Hearne (O.H.S. III. 114) speaks of him as "a craz'd, whimsical,
or at least deluded man," for discoursing on behalf of the
Camisard Prophets. He died 28th April, 1712, and was buried
in Holywell church with this inscription :

Johannes Caswell, A.M., natu Somersetensis, educatione
Wadhamensis, studio mathematicus, Pius, Beneficus, Hurnilis ;
Quem post^am ad Saviliani Astronoiuise Professoris munus
provexerat singularis ipsius Scientia. Heu ! nimis cito sustulit
diplorata corporis imbecillitas Aprilis 28VO

I Domini 1712
Anno •!

( JEtatis 56

MS

Desideratissimi mariti posuit Elizabetha uxor.

1671.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 291

Author of A brief but full Account of the Doctrine of Trigo-
nometry both Plain and Spherical, 1689.

William Lightfoot. m. 31 March, 1671 (fil. Thomse
Light foot de Manton, Rutland, pleb. set. 18). CJK. re-
ceived as Servitor 15 March, 1670, restored by Bursar
Thornton 26 Oct. B.A. (New Inn Hall) 3 Nov. 1674.

John Blueman. £H. 7 April, 1671 (fil. Georgii Blueman de
St. Decombs, i.e. Decumans, Somerset, pleb. jet. 16).
(JT.fH. received as (St. 1 Feb. 1670, paid over 3 Sept.
1678.

Edward Hoblyn. fa. 7 April, 1671 (fil. Robert! Hoblyn
de Columb Major, Cornub. arm. set. 17). C.fH. received
as $.<&. 4 June, 1670, restored 14 July, 1671.

Born 1654 ; buried at St. Columb 20 Aug. 1684, s.p.m.
Brother of Robert Hoblyn 16f |.

Francis Snow. fa. 12 April 1671 (fil. Richardi Snow de
Taunton, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). <£.fH. received as OL
2 March, 1670, restored 11 Jan. 1677. B.A. 15 Oct.
1674. M.A. 16 June, 1677.

Apparently Rector of Staple Fitzpaine, Somerset, 19 June,
1684 : died 1704.

Richard Towgood. fa. 12 April, 1671 (fil. Richardi
Towgood de Bristow ? Mri. sic, set. 15). Cja. received as
OL 8 April, 1671, restored 2 July, 1678. B.A. 15 Oct.
1674. M.A. 16 June, 1677.

John Terrey. fa. 14 April, 1671 (fil. Roberti Terrey de
Guildford, Surr. gen. set. 16). <2LfH. received as dF.OL
14 April, 1671, restored by Bursar Thornton 29 Oct.

Theophilus Parsons. fH. 2 June, 1671 (fil. Johannis
Parsons de Kentsby, Devon, min. set. 16). C.fH. received
OL 30 May, 1671, taken up for Battels 24 Oct. 1683.

John Baker. £H. 7 June, 1671 (fil. Johannis Baker de
Exon. pleb. set. 17). C.fa. received as OL 29 April, 1671,
paid over 6 Aug. 1675.

U 2

292 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1671.

George Kemeys. fH. 14 July, 1671 (fil. Dni. Carol! Kemeys
de Keven, i.e. Cefn Mably, Glamorg. baronetti, set. 16).
C.fH. received as JF.(£. 17 July, 1671, restored 8 Nov.
1677.

A letter addressed to George Kemeys by his sister Mary,
bearing date, apparently, 26 June, 1674, was lately found in
one of the chambers at Wadham : though somewhat injured,
it reads as follows : —
(Dear) Brother,

This day I received yours of the llth instant : your long
silence made us think that you would quite forget us, were it
not for the quarter day. Your brother intends to travel, and
therefore desires to see you here if it may be with your con-
venience : in order thereto Mr. Evans has 10 pound and your
mare : soe I hope to see you suddenly. My mother's blessing
to you : my brother, Nancy, and my love to you,

I am,
Your affectionate sister,

MARY KEMEYS.

He was second son of Sir C. Kemeys by his second wife
Margaret, daughter of Sir George Whitmore, Knt., Lord Mayor
of London, and brother of Charles Kemeys 1669. He died
unmarried : the above Mary Kemeys was his only sister, three
years older than himself.

William Gould. £fl. 4 Dec. 1671 (fil. Jacob! Gould de
Farnham. Surr. gen. set. 19). (£.£H. received as (St.
1 Dec. 1671, restored 1 Oct. 1672. Admitted £.
27 Sept. 1672 of Farnham, Surrey, aged 18 ; but Wood
says that he was of Bagshot, and born at Farnham.
B.A. 18 May, 1675. M.A. 29 Jan. 1677. B.M. 24 May,
1682. D.M. 2 July, 1687. Admitted Jf. 1 July, 1676.
Elected Sub-Dean 1675; Humanity Lecturer 1677;
Moderator of Philosophy 1678 and 1680 ; Librarian
1679; Dean 1681; Bursar 1682, 1684, 1686, 1688;
Sub- Warden 1683 and 1687.

Donor of Plate to the College.

He wrote An Account of the Increase of Weight of Oil of

Vitriol, exposed to the Air, and, An Account of a Polypus found

in the Heart of a Person that died epHtptical at O.ron. (Wood.

A th. IV. 737.)

1671.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 293

Joseph Jane. fH. 14 Dec. 1671 (fil. Johannis Jane de
Potent, Cornub. pleb. set. 17). <E.£H. received as (£.
1 Dec. 1671, paid over by Bursar Freke 19 June — .
Buried in the College Chapel 8 Nov. 1672.

George Buncombe. fH. 22 March, 16fJ (fil. Rogeri Dun-
combe de Aldbury, Surr. arm. set. 16). C.fff. received as
jf.<&. 26 Feb. 1671, restored 7 Nov. 1673.

George, son of Roger Duncombe, died unmarried (M. and B.).

Edward Peirce. £fl. 22 March, 16H (nl- Edvardi Peirce
de Mambury, i.e. Membury, Devon, pleb. set. 18). C.fH.
received as OL 26 Feb. 1671, restored 13 Feb. 16-ff.

John Knott. fH. 22 March, 16-f-J- (fil. Thomas Knott de
Stickland, Dorcestr., pleb. set. 17). C.fflL received as (&.
26 Feb. 1671, restored 16 May, 1678. B.A. 21 Oct.
1675. M.A. (Hart Hall) 4 June, 1678.

Robert Newberry. £H. 22 March, 16-f-J- (fil. Samuelis
Newberry de Garton, i.e, Garston, Devon, pleb. set. 20).
C.£Ht received as (ft. 26 Feb. 1671, restored by Bursar
Bury, 21 July, — .

One Robert Newberry in 1748 gave money for the endowment
of the Anabaptist Minister at Up-Ottery.

John Osmond. £H. 22 March, 16f£ (fil. Thomas Osmond
de Awtrey, i.e. Ottery, Devon, pleb. set. 16). C.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 26 Feb. 167], paid over 23 May, by Bursar
Strangwaies, i.e. 1672. B.A. (Corpus Christi) 26 Oct.
1675. M.A. 22 Feb. 1678. B.M. 21 Feb. 1683. D.M.
3 July, 1689.

Arthur Parsons. fH. 22 March, 16f J (fil. Arthuri Parsons
de Buckland Occidentali, Somerset, pleb. aet. 16). CJH.
received as OL 26 Feb. 1671, restored 24 Oct. by Bursar
Thornton ? 1674. Probably Arthur Parsons, B.A.
(Corpus Christi) 26 Oct. 1675. M.A. 22 Feb. 1678.
B.M. and D.M. 9 Nov. 1693.

294 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1672.

1672.

Thomas Pigott. ffi. 18 May, 1672 (fil. H. P. de Kochdale,
Lancastr. min. set. 15). Admitted &. 27 Sept. 1672 of
Brindle, Lane, aged 16. Wood writes Brindhill. B.A.
18 Jan. 1675. M.A. 17 Oct. 1678. Admitted Jf.
3 July, 1677. Elected Moderator Novse Classis 1677 ;
Humanity Lecturer 1679; Librarian 1680 and 1683;
Catechist 1681 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1682 ; Dean
1684.

Vicar of Yarnton, near Oxford, which he kept with his JF. ;

Chaplain to James Earl of Ossory, at whose house he died

14 Aug. 1686 : he was buried in St. James', Piccadilly.
He wrote An Account of the Earthquake which happened at

Oxford, &c., 1683 ; and discovered certain phsenomena in

music. (Wood, Fasti, II. 366.)
Brother of Henry Pigott 1677.

George Harding. Admitted £• 27 Sept. 1672 of Bostal,
? Bestall, near Wareham, Dorset, aged 17. C.ilH. re-
ceived as <£. 23 May, 1672, restored 25 Oct. 1672,
B.A. 4 June, 1675. M.A. 12 April, 1678. Admitted
JT. 3 July, 1677. He was elected Sub-Dean 1676 ;
Humanity Lecturer 1681 ; Dean 1683 ; but being
" amotus " from his Jf. 8 April, 1684, Lyndesay was
elected in his place.

Mackworth Young. <&M. received as (K. 16 May, 1672,
restored 27 Dec. 1675.

Thomas Hervey. ffl. 28 March, 1672 (fil. Thomse Hervey,
de Londin. pauperis, Sdt. 15). C.fH. received as Servitor
29 March, 1672, increased to 4L 12 Feb. 16f|, restored
19 Jan. 1680. B.A. (Hervy) 21 Oct. 1675. M.A.
4 June, 1678.

1672.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 295

Francis Bromwich. ffl. 29 March, 1672 (fil. Johannis
Bromwich de Morton, Northampton, pleb. set. 16). C.fH.
received 29 March, 1672, taken up for Battels 24 April,
1680. B.A. 21 Oct. 1675. M.A. 21 June, 1678.

Robert Yard. ffl. 18 May, 1672 (fil. Thomae Yard de
Keyden-Cliffe, Devon, gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as
(ft. 3 May, 1672, taken up for Battels 14 Oct. 1683.

Perhaps Keyden Cliffe should be Hidon Clist.

Thomas Farmer. £H. 23 May, 1672 (fil. Radulphi Farmer
de urbe Bristoll, min. set. 17). (£.fH. received as Jf.(£.
22 April, 1672, paid over to Ralph Corbet 26 Sept.
? Nov. 1672. Buried in the College Chapel 23 Nov.
1672, where there is a monument to his memory with
this inscription :

M.S.

Ingenui juvenis Thomse Farmer

Hujus Collegii superioris ordinis commensalis,

Patris Radulphi filii unigeniti,

Duorumque Patruorum,

Arthuri et Thomse,
Insignium Mercatorum Bristoliensium,

Hseredis unici :
Qui cum 18 setatis suse annum

Compleverat,
Febre tune temporis epidemica

Subito correptus,
Morum tamen suavitate,

Vita inculpabili,

Perenniori felicitati maturus

Obiit Novembris 21,

A° Domini

1672.

James Ady. f«. 23 May, 1672 (fil. Edvardi Ady de
Barham, Cant. gen. set. 16). dLJH. received as JF.<#.
20 May, 1672, restored 10 Aug. 1674.

He was an only son, and died under age, w.p.t his sister in-
heriting Barham Court.

296 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1672.

William Lush. m. 12 July, 1672 (fil. Richardi Lush de
Gillingham, Dorcestr., pauperis, set. 17). C.fH. received
as Servitor, July, 1673, restored 4 Feb. 16-?-$. Buried in
the cloister of Wadham 1 Oct. 1675, where there was a
stone, G. L. (Wood MS.)

Thomas Lyndesay. ffl. 12 July, 1672 (fil. J. L. de
Blandford, Dorcestr., min. set. 16). <£JH. received
24 July, 1672, restored 11 Oct. 1673. Admitted £).
26 Sept. 1673, of Blandford, Dorset, aged 16 "in Biblio-
theca " by John Chace, Vice-Gardianus. B.A. 6 April,
1676. M.A. 13 March, 1678. B.D. and D.D. by diploma
5 July, 1693. Admitted jf. 21 March, 16ff. Elected
Moderator Novas Classis 1676 ; Sub-Dean 1677 ; Human-
ity Lecturer 1682 ; Dean (in place of Harding) April,
1684; Catechist 1684; Moderator of Philosophy 1685;
Bursar 1689.

Wood says that his father John Lyndesay was Vicar of Bland-
ford. He became Vicar of Woolwich 1692-1695 ; Chaplain to
Henry Lord Capel, one of the Lords Justices of Ireland 1693 ;
Dean of St. Patrick's 6 Feb. 16$ f ; Bishop of Killalo 2 March,
16§f ; Bishop of Raphoe, May, 1713 ; Archbishop of Armagh,
Jan. 17^f . He was at one time one of the Lords Justices of
Ireland. He died 13 July, 1724, aged 70. He was a great
benefactor to the Cathedral and Diocese of Armagh, on which
he is said to have bestowed ,£7000, particularly encouraging
the development of the musical service.

Hearne (I. 187, O.H.S.) speaks of him as "a man of good
parts but of little or no learning," with other disparaging re-
marks : and again (II. 49) "a man of loose life but ready wit."

Author of a sermon preached at the Dorsetshire Feast in
1691, on Gal. vi. 10. (Wood, Ath. II. 1104.)

John Bridgman. ffc. 26 July, 1672 (fil. J. B. de Prine
Knesh, i.e. Prinknash, Gloucestr., gen. set. 17). (£.fH.
received as Jf.Ot. July, 1672, restored 31 May by Bursar
Thornton.

Charles Bridgman. fft. as above, aat. 16. (E.fH. received
as above, restored 26 March, 1673.

1672.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 297

Thomas Lye. £H. 27 July, 1672 (fil. Edvardi Lye de
Crookhorue, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16). £.£H. received
as Servitor 26 July, 1672, restored 26 March, 1677,
B.A. 3 May, 1676.

Thomas Wickham. fH. 11 Nov. 1672 (fil. Thomse
Wickham de Horsington, Somerset, gen. set. 15). C.fH.
received as (ft. 12 Nov. 1672, restored 15 Dec. 1675,
Admitted &. 24 Sept. 1675 (Whickbam) of Horsingtoii,
aged 18. B.A. 9 Nov. 1676. M.A. 23 June, 1679.

Baptised 1656. Eector of Horsington 28 Aug. 1686 ; died
1724. Son of Thomas Wickham 1646, and father of Thomas
Wickham IVgf.

William Conyers. £H, 15 Nov. 1672 (fil. Tristrami
Conyers de Wai tham stow, Essex, gen. set. 17). (C.ilH,
received as OL 19 Sept. 1672, restored 5 Oct. 1674.
Admitted &. 25 Sept. 1674 of St. Andrew's, Holborne,
London, aged 18. B.A, 1 June, 1676. He died about
17 Dec. 1676 (" Holywell Register says 28 Dec. but is
wrong," Wood), and was buried in the Outer Chapel,
with stone W. C. 17 Dec. 1676.

John Beer. » 23 Nov. 1672 (fil. Richardi Beer de Wind-
sora lata, i.e. Broad Winsor, Dorcestr,, pauperis, set. 16),
(E.fH. received as Servitor 25 Nov. 1672, restored
22 March, 16ff.

William Dodd. j|H. 29 Nov. 1672 (fil. Thomas Dodd de
Malpas, Cestr. pleb. set. 17). C.ilH. received as Servitor
4 Oct. 1672, restored 28 Nov. 1677. B.A. 5 July, 1676.
M.A. 2 July, 1679. Admitted <£i)ap!attt 23 Dec. 1676,

Jonathan Crump. £H. 7 March, 16ff (fil. Jacobi Crump
de Bremhill, Wilton, pauperis, set. 17). C.jffl. received as
Servitor 6 March, 16ff, taken up for Battels 24 Oct.
1683. Buried in the Chapel 20 Sept, 1675.

Thomas Day. £H. 20 March, 16f| (fil. Thomse Day de
Bristol, gen. set. 17). (£.fH. received as (ft. 14 March,
16^-f, increased to jF.(ft. 12 April, 1675, restored
by Bursar Thornton 19 April — .

298 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1672.

Timothy Parker. £H. 20 March, 16|f (fil. T. P. de Br.
gen. set. 15). C.fH. received as <£. 14 March, 16-ff,
restored by Bursar Thornton.

John Fishlake. fH. 20 March, 16 Jf (fil. J. F. de Sarum,
Wilton, pleb. set. 17). OLfH. received as <E. 27 April,
1673, restored 21 Oct. 1676. B.A. (Hart Hall) 9 Nov.
1676. M.A. 23 June, 1679.

One John Fishlake died Rector of Fisherton Anger, Wilts,

1731.

Thomas Dunster. fH. 21 March, 16ff (fil. Gulielmi
Dunster de Elmston, sic, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16).
CJH. received as Servitor 22 March, 16|f. restored
3 Jan. 1675. Admitted £. 24 Sept. 1675, of Ilminster,
Somerset, aged 18. B.A. 31 Oct. 1676. M.A. 23 June,
1679. B.D. 17 Dec. 1689. D.D. 31 May, 1690. Ad-
mitted dF. 31 July, 1681. Elected Sub-Dean 1678 ;
Moderator of Philosophy 1681 and 1684; Catechist
1682; Humanity Lecturer 1683; Librarian 1685;
Bursar 1686 ; Dean 1687 ; Sub- Warden 1688 ; Proctor
of the University 26 April, 1688. He was elected
3129atiJfn on the resignation of Ironside 1 Oct. 1689.
Hearne mentions that Dr. Dunster held the livings of
Holton, Bucks, and also Marsh, Bucks, but did not
reside. Being a leader of the Whig party in the Uni-
versity his character is unfavourably drawn. (Hearne,
O.H.S. I. 291, II. 109.) It is to be observed that during
his Wardenship there are no entries in the Convention
Book, and the entries in the Admission Book of Foun-
dationers cease in 1694 : the Bursars' Summaries of
Accounts are often blank for half a year or a year.
Warden Dunster died in London 17 May, 1719. His
portrait hangs in the College Hall.

Richard Hicks. fH. 21 March, 16ff (fil. Johannis Hicks
de Bristol, gen. set. 15). C.fft. received as OL 25 Feb.
16-ff, restored 23 Feb. 16-ff

1673.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 299

1673.

John Dampier (Damphire). m. 12 May, 1673 (fil. J. D.
de Marsh, Somerset, pauperis, set. 19). (JLffiL received
as Servitor 6 May, 1673, restored 5 Oct. by Bursar
Thornton ? 1676. Admitted OTlerfc 25 Sept. 1673.
B.A. 24 Feb. 1676.

Vicar of Keinton Maude ville, Somerset, 8 May, 1685, but died
shortly after.

Robert Burnett. &M. received as OL 20 Aug. 1673,
restored 29 July, 1680. B.A. 31 Oct. 1676. M.A.
8 July, 1680.

Joanna Webb. (£.£H. received as Servitor 30 Sept. 1673,
increased to (£. 11 June, 1677, restored 22 July by
Bursars Thornton and Lessey. fH. (Alban Hall) 4 July,
1673 (fil. Thomas Webb de Sturminster Newton, Dorcestr.
pauperis, set. 18). B.A. 3 May, 1677. M.A. 29 Jan.
1679. Wood says that he was (ftletfc of Wadham
College about 1674, and (tfjaplam about 1679; but
there is no record of either in the Admission Book of
Foundationers.

He was subsequently Master of the Free School at Bruton,
Somerset. Author of a sermon, Perjury, the Crying Sin of the
Nation, 1691.

William Holt, ft.fft. received 25 Nov. 1673, increased to
OL 13 May, 1676, restored 10 Jan. by Bursar Thornton.
M. (St. Edmund Hall) 13 June, 1672 (fil. W. H. de
Home, Somerset, min. set. 15). B.A.. 6 April, 1676.

Edward Downman. fK. 12 May, 1673 (fil. J. D. de
Instow, Devon, pleb. set. 16). C.ffflL received as (ft.
4 April, 1673. paid over for Battels 19 Jan. 1682. B.A.
6 Feb. 1676.

300 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1673-7-1.

John Godsall. fH. 27 June, 1673 (fil. Georgii Godsall de
Somerton, Somerset, pauperis, set. 18). (E.fft. received
as Servitor 22 June, 1673, increased to OL 20 March,
16|i, taken up 24 Oct. 1683. B.A. 19 May, 1677.

Christopher Northcott. f«. 4 July, 1673 (fil. Thomse
Northcott de Dolton, i.e. Dowlton, Devon, pauperis, set.
16.) <&M. received as Servitor 20 June, 1673, restored

4 March by Bursar Ludwell. B.A. (Charles Northcott)
3 May, 1677.

Laurence Clarke. Jfl. 4 July, 1673 (fil. Edmundi Clarke
de Keignton Magna, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 16). Probably
Laurence Clerke. B.A. (Magdalen) 22 May, 1677.

Edward Ford. m. 19 July, 1673 (fil. E. F. de Hunnington,
Devon, gen. set. 18). (E.fH. received as OL 16 July, 1673,
B.A. 19 May, 1677. M.A. 29 Jan. 1679. B.M. 15 May,
1683.

John Bradripp. £H. 19 July, 1673 (fil. J. B, de Hinton
St. Mary, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 19). (EJfl. received 10 July,
1673, paid over 14 Feb. by Bursar Thornton.

Probably the name should be Brodrepp.

Richard Bradripp, fft, as above, set. 17. C.1H. received
10 July, 1673. B,A. 19 May, 1677, M.A. 11 March,
1679.

John Robins, ffi. 19 Nov. 1673 (fil. J. R. Bristoliensis
arm. set. 16). <£.fft. received 26 Dec. 1673, restored

5 June, 1676.

1674.

John Pratt. Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1674 of St. Martin,
Oxford, aged 17. im. (Magdalen Hall) 14 March, 16ff
(fil. Richardi Pratt de Standlake, Oxon, pleb. set. 16).
B.A. 31 Oct. 1676. M.A. 7 July, 1679. Admitted JF.
1 July, 1678 ; but he never held any office ; unless he

1674.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. .".01

was elected Moderator Novae Classis 1677. (? Pratt or
Pigott.)

Serjeant-at-law 1 Oct. 1700. M.P. for Midhurst, Sussex.

Justice of the King's Bench 26 Oct. 1714. Knighted 14 Nov.

1714. Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench 19 May, 1718.

Died 24 Feb. 1724. Ancestor of Marquis Camden. His

portrait hangs in the College Hall.

Nicholas Chamberlaine. £H. 10 April, 1674 (fil. Edmundi
Chamberlaine de Stow, Gloucestr. .gen. set. 16). &.£H.
received as <!L 12 Feb. 1673, restored by Bursar Thornton
9 Jan. Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1674, of Stow, Gloc.
aged 18. _

Kebbe. (C.fH. received as <j£. 3 April, 1674, paid over
6 April. There is a Walter Kebby of Southrop, Gloc.,
son of Thomas K. gen., who fH. at St. John's 13 June,
1672 : Southrop is a Wadham living.

Brian Janson. SLfft. received as JfM. 18 Sept. 1674,
restored 4 Oct. 1676.

Possibly the elder brother of Edward Janson 16 j|, who
appears in the Pedigree (Baker) as John : if so, he died
unmarried, vita patris.

George Yeo. IB. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Leonardi Yeo de Huish,
Devon, gen. set. 20). C.fH. received as (*L 1 April, 1674,
paid over 6 Aug. 1675.

Simon White. £H. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Sirnonis White de
Haverleigh, Devon, pleb. set. 17). (£.£H. received as (ft.
6 March, 1673, taken up for Battels 29 Nov. 1677.

John Conybere. £H. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Georgii Conybere
de Swynbridge, Devon, pauperis, set. 18). (JT.fH. received
as Servitor 27 March, 1674, restored by Bursar Ludwell
5 March, — . B.A. 16 Oct. 1677.

Richard Lane. £H. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Johannis Lane de
Membury, Devon, pleb. set. 18). &.£H. received as (ft.
30 Sept. 1673, paid over by Bursar Balch 29 Sept,
B.A. 16 Oct. 1(577.

302 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1074.

John Bishop. £H. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Robert! Bishop de
Bridport, Dorcestr. gen. set. 20). £.£5L received as (ft.
21 March, 1673, taken up for Battels 24 Oct. 16S3.
B.A. 16 Oct. 1677.

Gilbert Ironside. fft. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Johannis Ironside
de Burton, Dorcestr. gen. set. 18). (JT.fH. received as <£.
27 March, 1674, restored by Bursar Bury 11 July, — .

Gilbert Ironside of Burton Bradstock, died, aged 22.
(Hutchins.)

John Newnham. fH. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Richardi Nevvnham
de Newnham, Northampton, pauperis, set. 17). C.fH.
received as Servitor 16 March, 1673, restored 19 May,
1677.

William Ernly. flj. 3 April, 1674 (fil. Gulielmi Ernly de
Evenham, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). (£.fH. received as
OL 30 March, 1674, taken up by Bursar Gould. B.A.
(Ernie) 13 Oct. 1677. M.A. 8 July, 1680.

Thomas Dolman. £ft. 10 April, 1674 (fil. Thomse Dolman
de Shaw, Bercher, eq. fil. natu min. set. 16). <£.fH. re-
ceived as OL 26 May, 1674, restored 13 May (? March)
IftfJ.

In the church at Shaw is this memorial :

To the Memory of

Sir Thomas Dolman

Son of Sir Thomas Dolman

One of the Deputy Lieutenants

And Colonel of the Militia of this County

And one of Her Majesty's Justices of the Peace

Who dyed 30 April A D. 1711

Aged 54 years.

Hugh Windham. flj. 10 April, 1674 (fil. Wadhami
Windham de Sanim, Wilton, arm. set. 17). <£.fH. re-
ceived as JF.OL 23 March, 16ff , restored 23 Dec. 1675.

Died unmarried : son of Wadham Windham 1626.

1374.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 303

Peter Haddon. fft. 10 April, 1674 (fil. Johannis Haddon
de Wolston, Warwic. pauperis, set. 15). C.fH. received
as Servitor 17 April, 1674, restored 16 March, 16f|.
B.A. 30 Oct. 1677. M.A. (Hart Hall) 7 July, 1687.

William Symons. £H. 4 June, 1674 (fil. Thomae Symons
de Crantock, Cornub. pleb. set. 17). <£.fK. received as <&.
21 June, 1674, restored 4 Feb. 16f|. B.A. (New Inn
Hall) 21 Feb. 1677. M.A. 17 Dec. 1680.

One William Symons of Bradridge, Cornwall, who died in
1692, gave £100 towards rebuilding Boyton Church Tower.

Richard Ledgingham. fH. 4 June, 1674 (fil. Johannis
Ledgingham de Exon. pleb. set. 16). C.fH. received as
4L 8 May, 1674. B.A. 29 June, 1677. M.A. 18 Nov.
1680.

Edward Collins, jft. 9 July, 1674 (fil. Roberti Collins de
St° Salvatore, Southwark, gen. set. 16). C.JH. received
as OL 16 July, 1674, restored 19 April, 1678. B.A.
(Hart Hall) 2 May, 1678. M.A. 20 Jan. 1680.

Henry Shute. Jft. 4 Dec. 1674 (fil. Johannis Shute de
Kitmerston, i.e. Kilmersdon, Somerset, pauperis, set. 19).
CJH. received as Servitor 24 Nov. 1674, restored 4 April.
B.A. 4 June, 1678.

Rev. Henry Shute of St. Andrews, Holborn, founded a charity
school at Kilmersdon, his native place by will dated 21 Sept.
1719.

Robert Brown. fH. 12 March, 16-f4 (fil. Johannis Brown
de Wambrook, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 15). &.fH. received as
OL 1 Feb. 16-H-, paid over 1 Dec. 1675.

Robert Cole. ffl. 12 March, 16-ft (fil. Rogeri Cole de
Crewkhern, Somerset, pauperis, set. 19). (JT.iJH. received
as Servitor 8 Feb. 16-fi, restored by Bursar Ludwell
17 April, — . B.A. (Hart Hall) 15 Oct. 1678.

304 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1674

Thomas Freke. fH. 19 March, 16|i (fil. Thomse Freke de
Harmington, Wilton, gen. set. 15). £.£H. received as <*L
4 March, 16ff, taken up for Battels 9 Nov. 1677.

Born 1659, married 1683 ; died s.p. 1714. Brother of William

Freeke 1677.

Francis Smith. fH. 19 March, 16ff (fil. Obadise Smith de
Fifield, Essex, gen. set. 16). (C.fH. received as (&.
20 Feb. 16|4, paid over 26 April, 1678. Probably
Francis Smith, B.A. (Hart Hall) 15 Oct. 1678.

Renatus Peter. fH. 19 March, 16-U (fil. Johannis Peter de
Conodor, Cornub. cler. set. 17). C.fH. received as <tt.
2 March, 16f4, restored by Bursar Ludwell 6 April — .
B.A. (Exeter) 15 Oct. 1678. M.A. (Alban Hall) 6 June,
1681.

Robert Hoblyn. fH. 19 March, 16ff (fil. R. H. de
St. Columb, Cornub. gen. set. 16). (£.fH. received as <£.
2 March, 16 f 4, restored by Bursar Ludwell 6 April — .
B,A. (Exeter) 15 Oct. 1678. M.A. 5 July, 1681.

Robert Hoblyn of Nansbyden, clerk, M.A., Rector of Ludgevan,
J.P. was buried at St. Columb 1 Feb. 1705, having died in
London 7 Jan. 170f . Brother of Edward Hoblyn 1671.

Nathaniel Adams- fH. 19 March, 16f£ (fil. Gulielmi
Adams de Walfold, Hereford, pauperis, set. 17). (£.1H.
received as Servitor 30 March, 1675, restored 24 June,
1678. B.A. (Hart Hall) 29 Oct. 1678.

William Adams was Vicar of Wai ford 1662-1681.

Richard Butler, fH. 19 March, 16-f£ (fil. Johannis Butler
de Bisley, Gloucestr. pleb. set. 18). (JT.fH. received as (JL
25 Feb. 16ff B.A. 17 Oct. 1678. M.A. 6 June, 1681.

Walter Wrottesly. fH. 19 March, 16ff (fil. Edvardi
Wrottesly de Shiroaks, Nottingham, gen. set. 20). C.fH.
received as (ft. 27 March, 1675, taken up for Battels
24 Oct. 1683.

1675.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 305

1675.

Ralph Willet. Admitted £. 24 Sept. 1675 of Cirencester,

Gloc. aged 18. fH. (St. John's) 28 March, 1672 (fil.

E. W. de Cyrcester, Gloucestr, pleb. set. 16). B.A.

29 Jan. 16-ff- M-A- 4 June> 16?8- Admitted dF.

1 July, 1678. Elected Catechist 1679; Humanity

Lecturer 1680.

Probably father of Kalph Willett I7gf ; and if so, Hector of
Stratton, Gloucestershire, appointed about 1704, where he
died 20 Aug. 1738. He has a monument with a long, but
illegible inscription in Latin on the South Wall of the Chancel.
One of this name was Rector of Wishford, Wilts, 1734—1738.

William Coward. Admitted 5>. 24 Sept. 1675, of Winton,

i.e. Winchester in the Co. Southampton, aged 18. fH.
(New) 11 Aug. 1672 (fil. Thomse Coward de Wintonia,
gen. set. 18). B.A. 27 June, 1677. M.A. (Merton)
13 Dec. 1683. B.M. 23 June, 1685. D.M. 2 July, 1687.
Elected Moderator Novae Classis 1678. He was elected
Prob. dF. of Merton 1679. Wood says that he ffi. at
Hart Hall, May, 1674, aged 18.

He practised medicine at Northampton, and later (1693-94) in
Lombard Street, London. He wrote De Fermento Volatili
Nutritio Conjectura Rationalis, London, 1695 ; and translated
Dryden's Absalom and Achitophel into Latin Heroics, Oxford,
1682. (Wood F. II. 401, &c.)

Robert Stonehouse. (ZLfH. received as (ft. 28 April, 1675,
paid over 19 Jan. 1680 by Bursar Balch. fH. (Pembroke)
8 March, 1672 (fil. R. S. de Romford, Essex, min. set. 15).
B.A. 31 Oct. 1676. M.A. 30 June, 1679.

Nicolas Halkett. (!L£H. received as jF.(ft. 16 May, 1675,
restored 14 March, 16ff.

Richard Sheppard. <£.fH. received as Servitor 17 Sept.
1675, restored by Bursar Freke 10 Nov. ? 1677. B.A.
(New Inn Hall) 20 March, 1678.

John Saunders. (£.£H. received as (ft. 9 March, 16f£,
restored 17 June, 1677.

306 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1675.

Daniel Gardner. £H. 26 March, 1675 (fil. Johannis Gardner
de Crowton, Northampton, gen. aet. 16). <£.£H. received
as OL 21 June, 1675, restored 14 Oct. 1678. B.A.
(Gardiner) 29 Oct. 1678. M.A. 4 July, 1681.

Richard Kenryck. fH. 26 March, 1675 (fil. Roberti
Kenryck de King's Sutton, Northampton, gen. sst. 15).
&.fH. received as (ft. 12 June, 1675, taken up for Battels
27 Oct. 1683. B.A. (Kenwrick) 17 Oct. 1678. M.A.
4 July, 1681.

Baptised 18 Sept. 1659 ; buried 29 Dec. 1681 at King's Sutton.

John Grimsted. ffl. 26 March, 1675 (fil. Henrici Grimsted
de Yeatminster, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17). (£.£H. received
as (ft. 22 March, 16f f, restored 15 March,

John Grimsted. fH. 26 March, 1675 (fil. Eoberti Grimsted
de Balston, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). C.fft. received as
(ft. 22 March, 16ff-, taken up for Battels by Bursar
Thornton.

Alexander Crooke. fS. 26 March, 1675 (fil. Gulielmi Crooke
de Chilton, Buckingham, gen. set. 16). (EJH. received
as (ft. 10 April, 1675, restored 9 Oct. 1676. Admitted
5. 29 Sept. 1676, of Chilton, Berks, in the diocese of
Lincoln, aged 16. B.A. (Croke) 17 Oct. 1678. M.A.
6 June, 1681. Admitted J. 4 July, 1682. Elected
Sub-Dean 1679; Catechist 1683; Humanity Lecturer
1684; Dean 1685; Librarian 1686 ; Bursar 1687, 1688
1690, 1693; Sub- Warden 1691.

Said to have been born in 1657. Hector of Hartwell near
Aylesbury ; succeeded his brother William in the Croke
estate at Studley in 1705 ; died 27 Nov. 1726, in the 69th year
of his age, and is buried at Chilton. Thomas Creech 1676,
dedicates the 20th Idyll of his translation of Theocritus to
" my good-humoured friend, Mr. Alexander Croke of Wadham
College." (Croke's History of the Croke Family, I. 680.)

Roger Morgan. ffl. 14 May, 1675 (fil. Georgii Morgan de
Bristol!, urb. pleb. set. 17). OD.fH. received as <2L
30 March, 1675, restored 30 March, 1678.

1675.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 307

John Jones. £H. 14 May, 1675 (fil. Richard! Jones de
Westmonasterio, urb. gen. set. 16. £JH. received as (ft.
30 April, 1675, restored 13 Oct. 1677. Admitted £.
28 Sept. 1677 of "Weston," aged 18. B.A. 13 March,
1678. M.A. (Alban Hall) 8 Dec. 1681.

Robert Jones, fft. 17 July, 1675 (fil. Nathaniel Jones de
Berrington, i.e. Burrington, Somerset, gen. set. 18).
C.JH. received as <ZL — Aug. 1675, taken up for Battels
3 July, 1677.

Thomas Pitt. ffi. 19 Nov. 1675 (fil. Robert! Pitt de
Blanford, Dorcestr. gen. set. 19). <£JH. received as <JL
19 Oct. 1675, restored 1 Oct. 1677.

He became subsequently a Master in Chancery.

Edward Godolphin. iH. 19 Nov. 1675 (fil. Francisci
Godolphin de Godolphin, Cornub, eq. de Balneo, set. 16).
C.fH. received as (ft. 12 Aug. 1675, taken up for Battels
22 Jan. 1676. He died 10 Dec. 1676, aged 17, and was
buried in the College Chapel : stone marked E. G. 1676.

Brother of Henry Godolphin 1664, and Charles Godolphin
1665, and of Sidney, Earl of Godolphin, Lord High Treasurer.

Roger Pearce. £H. 3 Dec. 1675 (fil. Gulielmi Pearce de
Sevington Marise, Somerset, pauperis, set. 18). (£.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 9 Nov. 1675, restored 27 Oct. 1680.
B.A. (Robert Pearce) 23 June, 1679.

Vicar of Seavington St. Michael, 28 May, 1681 : died 1691.

wlings Dringe. fH. (Rawlensius Dring) 17 Dec. 1675,
(fil. Samuelis Dring de Brewton, Somerset, pleb.
set. 16). OD.HH. received as OL 8 Dec. 1675,
restored 11 Jan. 1676. Admitted £. 29 Sept. 1676, of
Bruton, Somerset, aged 17. B.A. (Rawlens Dringe)
27 June, 1679. M.A. 24 May, 1682. Admitted JF.

308 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1675.

13 Dec. 1682. Elected Moderator Novse Classis 1679 ;

Sub-Dean 1680.

Practised medicine at Sherborne 1694. Author of a treatise on
the Crystallization of Salts. (Wood, Ath. IV. 738.)

John Pitt. m. 18 Feb. 16f £ (fil. J. P. de Hereford, gen.
set. 17). (E.fH. received as (ft. 14 Feb. 16ff, restored by
Bursar Thornton. B.A. 16 Oct. 1679.

John Farren. fH. 9 March, 16|f (fil. Thomse Farren de
Clay Coton, Northampton, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received
same day, restored 9 March, 1677. B.C.L. (Alban Hall)
7 July, 1682.

Cope Doyley. J$L 10 March, 16f£ (fil. Caroli Doyley de
Southrop, Gloucestr. gen. set. 17). <K.fE. received as <E.
16 Nov. 1676, restored 13 Oct. 1677. B.A. (Merton)
30 April, 1680.

In Bayley's History of the Doylys, the eldest son oi Charles
Doyly 1627, is called Charles : but he is presumably the same
as this man, being the only elder brother of Robert Doyly
mentioned in the history : he succeeded his father in 1694, and
was buried at Southrop 20 Feb. 1741.

Robert Doyley. £H. 10 March, 16ff, as above, set. 15.
OTJH, received as (ft. 10 July, 1676, restored 13 Oct.
1677. Admitted g>. 28 Sept. 1677, of Southrop, Gloc.
aged 17. B.A. 23 Oct. 1679. M.A. 19 June, 1682.
Admitted Jf. 2 July, 1686. Elected Humanity Lecturer
1686; Catechist 1687; Dean 1689; Bursar 1690 and
1695 ; Sub- Warden 1692.

Rector of Fryerning, Essex, 22 Aug. 1688, where he left an
annual charitable donation of thirty shillings "to purchase
bread to be distributed among the poor at Christmas and
Easter." He was private chaplain to Lady Elizabeth Hastings,
and published a sermon preached in her private chapel at Bath
on Providence vindicated as permitting Wickedness and Mischief \
1711. Subsequently Rector of Ginge Hospital, Essex, where
he published Four Dissertations 1728. He died 10 April, 1733,
leaving £'300 to the Society for the Relief of Clergymen's
Children and Widows.

1675.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 309

William Shepheard. £H. 10 March, 16-ff (fil. Jacob!
Shepheard de Cholmly, Devon, pleb. set. 17). (E.fK.
received as (ft. 14 March, 16f£, restored 29 Oct. 1683.
B.A. (Shephard) 23 Oct. 1679.

William Ashweek. £H. 10 March, 16ff (fil. G. A. de
Ashpurton, Devon, pauperis, set. 18). &.£H. received as
Servitor 16 Feb. 16ff, restored 19 Jan. 1681. B.A.
16 Oct. 1679.

John Kilsby. £H. 10 March, 16^f (fil. J. K. de Creek,
Northampton, pauperis, set. 18). C.fH. received as
Servitor 9 March, 16-f£, restored by Bursar Latton.
B.A. 23 Oct. 1679.

John Hody. £H. 10 March, 16ff (fil. Kichardi Hody de
Odcombe, Somerset, min. set. 18). (E.fH. received as (ft.
9 March, 16|f. B.A. 16 Oct. 1679.

Richard Hody. £H. as above, set. 17. C.iffiL received as
above. B.A. 16 Oct. 1679. M.A. 19 June, 1682.

Vicar of Ilchester, Somerset, 20 June, 1686, where he was
buried 8 April, 1690 : at the same time he held the Vicarage of
Northover, Somerset, 30 June, 1686.

Humphrey Hody. £H. as above, set. 16. C.fH. received as
above, restored 9 Oct. 1677. Admitted &. 28 Sept.
1677 of Odcombe, Somerset, aged 18. B.A. 23 Oct.
1679. M.A. 19 June, 1682. B.D. 31 Oct. 1689. D.D.
17 Jan. 1692. Admitted dF. 4 July, 1685. Elected
Sub-Dean 1682 ; Humanity Lecturer 1685 ; Catechist
1686; Dean 1688; Sub-Warden 1689; Bursar 1691
and 1692. Regius Professor of Greek 1698 ; Archdeacon
of Oxford 1704. He died 20 Jan. 1706, and was buried
in Wadham College Chapel.

Domestic Chaplain to Bishop Stillingfleet (Worcester), and
Archbishops Tillotson, and Tenison : Rector of Monks Ris-
borough.

Hearne says : " He was a man of great industry, good natural
parts, and a great memory, but had but little judgment : how-
ever he was very useful, and generally was for carrying on
things of learning." (Collections, OM.S. I. 318.)

.

310 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1675.

He bequeathed most of his property to the College, subject
to his wife's life, for the encouragement of Hebrew and Greek
studies. His widow, 'Edith (Daniell), lived on till 28 Nov.
1736. She was also buried in Wadham College Chapel,
where there is a stone with this inscription :

Hie jacet

Humphredus Hody S. T. P.
Graecae Linguse Professor Regius,

Archidiaconus Oxon.

Reverendissimis Dominis

L> JOANNI TILLOTSON

D THOMAE TENISON

A sacris domesticis et
Hujus Collegii quondam Socius

Qui obiit

Jan. 20, A.D. 1706

Edith uxor obiit Nov. 28, 1736.

The first election of Hody Exhibitioners took place in June,
1738. A work of his, De Greeds illustribus, was published
posthumously in 1742. His portrait hangs in the College Hall.

William Kent. m. 10 March, 16f£ (fil. G. K. de Boscombe,
i.e. Buscombe, Wilton, gen. set. 18. C.fH. received as
OL 12 June, 1675, restored 16 Oct. 1676. Admitted 5>.
29 Sept. 1676.

William Kent of Buscombe parted with the estate (being in
embarrassed circumstances) in 1675 (Hoare).

Stephan Light. fH. 10 March, 16f|- (fil. Stephani Light de
South Petherton, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). &JH. received
as (it. 9 March, 16ff, restored 12 Oct. 1677.

Farewell Perry. IE. 10 March, 16ff (fil. Jacobi Perry de
Sutton Magna, Wilton, pleb. set. 17). B.A. (Hart Hall)
23 Oct. 1679. M.A. 5 July, 1682.

Prebendary of Winterbourne Earls (Sarum), 28 Jan. 16|i.

William Mason. £H. 10 March, 16f£ (fil. Benjamin Mason
de Pixley, Hereford, gen. set. 18). (EJH. received as <£.
9 March, 16f|, restored 16 Oct. 1676. Admitted £>.
29 Sept. 1676. B.A. 2 March, 1679.

1675-76.] "WARDEN IRONSIDE. 311

Nicholas Hardie. fH. 17 March, 16|£ (fil. Johannis Hardie
de Woolscombe, Dorcestr. gen. set. 18). C.lft. received
as OL 2 Feb. 16 J£, restored 8 Aug. 1678.

Keally of Wolcombe Matravers : born 27 Nov. 1656, died

25 May, 1717. (Hutchins, IV. 433.)

John Burrough. fflL 17 March, 16ff (fil. J. B. pauperis,
set. 19). C.fH. received as Servitor 22 March, 16nf£,
taken up for Battels by Bursar Balch. B.A. 4 Dec.
1679.

Antony Ellisdon. fH. 18 March, 16-ff (fil. Gulielmi
Ellisdon de Charmouth, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). C.fH.
received as OL 20 Jan. 16-J-f-, restored 11 Jan. 1676.

Hutchins says, "born 2 May, 1654 (? 1659), and died 13 Nov.
1737, aged 79." He is buried at Charmouth with this epitaph :

H. S. E.

Antonius Ellesdon Armiger, hujus ecclesise patronus cujus
mosnia no vis sedificiis ornavit, cujus redditus sua pariter ac
regia munificentia adduxit ("? auxit). Fuit ille vir mitis et
placidi ingenii qui hoc ruris angulo consenescens et bene latuit
et bene vixit : obiit fere octogenarius vitse ante actoe con-
scientice( 1 a) laetus, singular! in Deum pietate, effusa in
homines benevolentia, eximia in pauperes liberalitate vere
conspicuus. Viro optime de se merito (in quo defecit stirps
mascula familise de Ellesdon hie loci per multos annos Celebris)
hoc qualecunque monumentum poni curavit Richardus Henvil
Mercator Bristoliensis defuncti ex sorore nepos. Ob. 13 Nov.
1737, set. 79.

1676.

Abraham Williams. Admitted S. 29 Sept. 1676 of
Dodington, Somerset, aged 18. B.A. 27 June, 1677.

Thomas Lidgould. Admitted £. 29 Sept. 1676 of
St. Martin's in Campis, Middlesex, aged 16. iH. 14 July,
1676 (fil. Nicolai Lidgould de Londin. pleb. set. 15).
C.fH. received 21 July, 1676, restored 2 Oct. 1676.
B.A. 14 May, 1680. M.A. 6 Feb. 1682. Admitted
Jf. 2 July, 1682. Elected Moderator Novse Classis
1680; Sub-Dean 1681 ; Moderator of Philosophy 1683 ;

312 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1676.

Librarian 1(584; Catechist 1685; Dean 1686; Bursar
1687, 1689, 1692, 1693; Sub- Warden 1690.

Rector of Melbury Sampford, Dorset, till 1703, when he re-
signed. (Hutchins, II. 681.) Rector of Rewe, Devon, 21 May,
1703, where he died on the 15th, and was buried 18 March,

Francis Prideaux. £ft. 11 May, 1676 (fil. Edmundi
Prideaux de Ford Abbey, Devon, arm. set. 16). <£.fH.
received as JfM. 10 May, 1676, restored 25 Nov. 1677.

Thomas Bishop. £H. 4 July, 1676 (fil. Thomse Bisbop de
Minhead, Somerset, gen. set. 18). <£.£H. received as (St.
3 July, 1676 (but the (£.£H. of one Bisbop was received
apparently as Servitor 12 June, 1675, taken up for
Battels 25 July, 1680). B.A. (Bishopp) 3 May, 1680.
M.A. 26 June, 1683.

Robert Wall. £H. 4 July, 1676 (fil. Jobannis Wall de
Dorcestria, Dorcestr. pleb. aet. 15). C.fH. received as
Servitor 3 July, 1676, increased to OL 19 June, 1680.
B.A. 14 May, 1680. M.A. 2 July, 1683.

William Savage, ffl. 14 July, 1676 (fil. Georgii Savage de
Bloxford, i.e. Blox worth, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). (C.fH.
received as Jf.dSt. 9 June, 1676, restored by Bursar
Freke 21 Nov. ? 1677 or 1680.

Brother of George Savage 1678.

Thomas Orby. £H. 29 July, 1676, in vacatione (fil. Thomse
de Londin. Parisiis natus, equitis fil. natu minor, set. 18).
(£.£H. received as Jf.(&. 4 Aug. 1676, restored 15 April,
1681. B.A. 5 July, 1680.

Son of Sir Thomas Orby of Crowland, Line., a servant of the
Queen-mother, Henrietta Maria. He succeeded his elder
brother Charles as third baronet in 1716 ; married Charlotte,
daughter of Charles Gerard, Earl of Macclesfield : died s.p.s.
7 Feb. 1724.

James Sayer. £H. 8 Dec. 1676 (fil. Edmundi Sayer de
Kettering, Northampton, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received
as J^.OL 26 Sept. 1676, restored 20 July, 1680.

1676.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 313

Samuel Spalding. fft. 8 Dec. 1676 (fil. Augustini Spalding
de Hutton, Somerset, gen. set. 18). £.fH. received as
OL 26 Oct. 1676, restored 16 Aug. 1678.

Edward Smith. fH. 8 Dec. 1676 (fil. Samuelis Smith de
Berkley, Gloucestr. gen. set. 17). OD.fH. received as <£.
10 Nov. 1676, restored 19 Oct. 1677.

Possibly Edward Smith of Magdalen Hall. B.A. 15 June,

1680. M.A. 4 July, 1683.

George Coxeter. fH. 26 Jan. 16-fJ- (fil. G. C. de Bampton,
Oxon., gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as OL 31 Jan. 16ff.
B.A. 21 Oct. 1680.

William Bragg. f&. 23 Feb. IGff- (fil. Matthasi Bragg de

Thorncomb, Devon, gen. set. 16). C.fft. received as (ft.

28 Feb. 16ff-, restored 8 Nov. by Bursar Freke 1677.

Admitted £. 28 Sept. 1677, as above. B.A. 27 Oct.

1680. M.A. 8 June, 1683. Hearne calls him Jf. of

Wadham ; but I can find no notice of his admission : he

may have been a probationer. (Collect. O.H.S. I. 233.)

Possibly father of William Bragg 1707, if so, of Sadborough,

Devon, arm. : or of John Bragg 1712, if so, he was then of

Childhay, Dorset, gen.

Thomas Creech. fH. 23 Feb. 16ff (fil. Thomse Creech de
Blanford, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). (ZT.IH. received as <£.
31 Jan. 16ff, restored 9 Oct. 1677. Admitted £.
28 Sept. 1677, as above. B.A. 27 Oct. 1680 "when he
was Collector, and making a speech as is usual for the
Collectors to do, he came off with great applause, which

fined him great reputation." (Hearne, Collect. O.H.S.
305.) M.A. 13 June, 1683. B.D. (All Souls)

18 March, 1696. Elected Moderator Novas Classis 1681.

Elected ty.Jf. of All Souls 1 Nov. 1683.

He had been educated at Sherborne School, and was admitted
to Wadham under the patronage of Colonel Strangways. One
Thomas Creech was Master of Sherborne School from 1694 to
1696. He was presented by All Souls to the living of Welwyn,
Herts., but committed suicide in the following year, when by
the coroner's jury he was found "non compos mentis." Wood
calls him " a good philosopher, divine, and poet," and Hearne

314 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1676-77.

speaks of him as " one of the most applauded wits we had, and
one who for several curious pieces deserved well of the
commonwealth of learning." He published an edition of
Lucretius in 1695, having previously put out a translation in
1682 and 1683 : also translations of Horace and Theocritus in
1684, and (posthumously) of Manilius in 1700 : he was also
author of other translations, and an essay on the Daemon of
Socrates. Hearne mentions that at the time of his death he
was engaged on an edition of Justin Martyr, and says that "he
was an excellent scholar in all parts of learning, especially in
divinity." (Collect. O.H.S. I, 305.) His portrait is in the
College Hall, and in the Bodleian : and engravings are prefixed
to the editions of Horace and Lucretius : see also Dr. Griffiths'
collections in the lodgings of the Warden of Wadham.

John Foster. fH. 23 Feb. 16ff- (fil. Henrici Foster de
Westwood, Wilton, pauperis, set. 19). C,fH. received as
Servitor, 29 March, 1677, increased early in 1683:
restored 14 July, by Bursar Gould. B.A. 21 Oct. 1680.
M.A. 20 June, 1683.

William Prichard. m. 9 March, 16ff (fil. Gualteri
Prichard de Lackington Alba, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16).
B.A. 21 Oct. 1680.

Probably Vicar of East Lambrook, Somerset, 2 May, 1685 ;
Vicar of Wiveliscombe 12 April, 1688 ; resigned 1701.

1677.

Gilbert Gale. Admitted &. 5 Oct. 1677 ("natus in parochia
ecclesige Christi in civ. Bristoll.") aged 16. £H. 29 Nov.
1678 (fil. Thomas Gale de Bristoll. pleb. set 17).

John Page. C.fH. received as Servitor 16 July, 1677.
B.A. 23 Oct. 1679. M.A. 24 May, 1682. B.D. and D.D.
12 July, 1698.

Samuel Genefar. C.fH. received as 4L 13 Oct. 1677
restored 31 Aug. 1678. fEL (New) as clerk 31 July,
1677. (Fil. Johannis Genefar de Londin. gen. set. 19),

1677.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 315

having been educated at Winchester College. B.A.
(Magd.) 4 July, 1681. M.A. 6 May, 1684. He was
Demy of Magdalen 1678 — 1689, and submitting to
King James' interference was admitted $. 16 Nov.
1687, but was replaced in the position of Demy by the
Visitor 25 Oct. 1688.

He translated the Life of Conon from Cornelius Nepos.
(Wood, Ath. IV. 600.)

Robert Forsith. ffi. (Fossith) 30 March, 1677 (fil. R.
Fossith de Winterbourne, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 16).
<£.fH. received as Servitor (Forsith) 12 April, 1677, and
again 31 Jan. 16ff. B.A. 23 Feb. 1681.

John Brayne. M. 30 March, 1677 (fil. J. B. de Taunton,
Somerset, cler. set. 16). C.fEL received as (ft. 16 March,
16ff, restored 19 April, 1680. B.A. (Glouc. Hall)
15 Oct. 1680.

Moses Stroud. fK. 30 March, 1677 (fil. Georgii Stroud de
Ryme, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 17). (£JH. received
13 April, 1677, restored 24 July, 1680. One Stroude is
mentioned by Gutch as " sepultus in claustro " 1680.

Samuel Musgrave. fH. 2 April, 1677 (fil. Thomse Musgrave
de Kingstone, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). <£JH. received as
(ft. 3 March, 16-ff Admitted S>. 24 Sept. 1680, of
Kingston, Somerset, aged 18. B.A. 3 Nov. 1681. M.A.
26 Feb. 1683. Admitted Jf. 30 June, 1687. Elected
Humanity Lecturer 1688 and 1689.

Edward Glyne. fH. 2 April, 1677 (fil. Roberti Glyne de
Risington, Gloucestr. cler. set. 17). £.fH. received as (ft.
24 March, 16-ff. B.A. (Glyn) 27 Oct. 1680. M.A.
8 June, 1683.

Nathaniel Napier, n. 2 April, 1677 (fil. N. N. de Easham,
Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 17). <!L£H. received as Servitor

316 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1677.

3 March, 16ff, and increased as B.A. 20 June, 1682,
taken up for Battels 29 Oct. 1683. B.A. 21 Oct. 1680.

One Nathaniel Napier was instituted Vicar of Sutton Walrond,
Dorset, 1686, and died 1722 : where he is buried with this
inscription :

Here lyeth the body
Of the Keverend Nathaniel Napier

Aged 63

Eector of this parish 36 years

Born of an illustrious family

But paid the common debt to nature

July 14, 1722
En, mortalitatis exemplar.

Vivendo disce uiori,
Ut moriendo aeternum vivas.

Robert Berkenhead. fH. 2 April, 1677 (fil. Theophili
Berkenhead de Highgate, Middlesex, gen. set. 14). (£.£H.
received as <ft, 6 April, 1677, restored by Bursar Balch.

William Freeke. m. 5 April, 1677 (fil. Thomas Freeke de
Hannington, Wilton, gen. sdt. 14). (£.1H. received as (ft.
26 April, 1677, restored 2 May, 1679.

Wood calls him otherwise le Freeke, and says that he was the
youngest son of T. Freeke of Hannington, near Highworth,
Wilts : also that he was a Gentleman Commoner. He went to
the Temple and became a Barrister. He wrote An Essay to-
. wards the Union between Divinity and Morality, 1687. Also
A brief and clear Confutation of the Doctrine of the Trinity,
which tract was publicly burnt in Palace Yard, Westminster,
13 Dec. 1693, and he himself was tried and convicted of blas-
phemy 19 May, 1694, and fined ,£500, and compelled to give
security for his good behaviour for three years, and to make a
recantation in Westminster Hall. (Ath. IV. 740.) Hearne
says of him, " I think he took no degree ; he wrote a book
called Essays about Learning. He was a whimsical man." He
also mentions that William Freeke gave to Bodley a great
number of coyns together with a most curious cabinet.
(Collect, O.H.S. I. p. 338; II. p. 144). He died 1744.
Brother of Thomas Freke 161 i.

1677.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 317

Samuel Cove. £fl. 6 April, 1677 (fil. Gulielmi Cove de
Exon., Devon, gen. set. 16). C.JH. received as <£. same
day.

Hugh Palmer, fft. 6 April, 1677 (fil. Theophili Palmer de
Exon., Devon, gen. set. 16). &JK. received as (ft. same
day.

Gerard Napier, flj. 7 April, 1677 (fil. Nathanielis Napier
de Creechhill, Dorcestr. Baronetti, set. 16). 4DJK. re-
ceived as 3f.<&. 3 March, 16-ff, restored by Bursar Freke,
20 July.

His mother was a daughter of Sir Hugh Wyndham of Sylton,
Dorset : see 1623 : brother of Windham Napier, see below.

Richard Mogan. fH, 7 April, 1677 (fil. Johannis Mogan
de Weobley, Hereford, pleb. set. 16). Possibly Richard
Mogan of All Souls. B.A. 8 Dec. 1681. M.A. (New
Inn Hall) 20 June, 1683.

Jonas Grosvenor. £ft. (Grovesnor) 31 May, 1677 (fil. Jonse
Grovesnor de Bishbury Stafford, gen. set. 17). ftjft.
received as JfM. 18 May, 1677.

Joseph Bury. f&. 31 May, 1677 (fil. Tobise Bury de Wey-
mouth, Dorcestr. gen. set. 18). (£.|H. received as Servitor
12 July, 1677. B.A. (Glouc. Hall) 17 Feb. 1680.

Arthur Wells, ffi. 21 June, 1677 (fil. Johannis Wells de
Londin., cler. set. 16). (JT.fH. received as (ft. 12 July,
1677, paid over by Bursar Balch 19 Jan.

Francis Haslewood. $81. 21 June, 1677 (fil. Thomse
Haslewood de Londin., pleb. set. 16). <E.£H. received as
OL 12 July, 1677. B.A. (Haselwood) 19 May, 1681.
M.A. (Magd.) 21 Feb. 1683. He was Chaplain of
Magdalen in 1687, and was suspected of being a Roman
Catholic ; and submitting to King James's interference,
received a mandamus for a Jf. 13 Nov. 1687, and
assisted at the installation of Bishop Parker's Proxy as

318 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1677

President, but afterwards recanting his submission, re-
fused the Jf., and was reinstated as Chaplain 25 Oct.
1688.

He was presented by Mr. Thomas Haselwood to the Rectory of
Chingford, Essex : became Chaplain to Philip, Duke of
Wharton, and Vicar of Wherwell, Hants. Author of a sermon
preached before the Lord Mayor 5 Nov. 1720.

John Flutter. fH. 21 June, 1677 (fil. Henrici Flutter de
Guilford, SUIT. pleb. set. 15). C.fflL received 12 July,
1677. B.A. (St. Mary Hall) 15 Nov. 1682. M.A.
13 March, 1683.

One John Flutter became Vicar of Guildford 16 Aug. 1699, and
was buried there 22 June, 1727.

Francis Freke. |H. 21 June, 1677 (fil. Antonii Freke de
Comb St. Nich., Somerset, pauperis, set. 16). d.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 16 June, 1677, and subsequently in-
creased. B.A. 7 July, 1681. M.A. 27 June, 1684.

Windham Napier. JflL 27 June, 1677 (fil. Nathanielis
Napier de Creech Hill, Dorcestr. Baronetti, aet. 18).
C.fflL received as $.<&. 28 Feb. 16-ff, restored 16 April,
1679.

Evidently his mother was daughter of Sir Hugh Wyndham of
Sylton, Dorset : see 1623 : brother of Gerard Napier, see above.
Obiit s.p. (Hutchins).

Thomas Shuckford. ffi. 27 June, 1677 (fil. Gulielmi
Shuckford de Norric., Norfolc., pleb. aet. 15). <EJH. re-
ceived as OL (Robert Shuckforth) 9 May, 1677.

Henry Pigott. flj. 27 June, 1677 (fil. H. P. de Brindle,
Lancastr. cler. set. 16). &M. received as (ft. 12 July,
1677. Admitted &. 24 Sept. 1680, of Rochdale, Lane,
aged 19. B.A. 3 Nov. 1681. M.A. 26 Feb. 1683.
B.M. 10 Nov. 1687. D.M. 6 May, 1692. Admitted $.
2 July, 1688.

The Pigott exhibition founded by Rev. Henry Pigott, clerk,
B.D. Vicar of Rochdale, Lane., was first awarded apparently in
1740. Henry Pigott the father was Rector of Brindle 71 years,

1677.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 319

and Vicar of Kochdale 59 years and 7 months : he died
10 April, 1722. Brother of Thomas Pigott 1672.

Edmund Bowyer. £H. 2 July, 1677 (fil. E. B. de Spetsbury,
Dorcestr. arm. set. 17). C.fH. received as dF»@£. 14 June,
1677.

William Langton. £H. 13 July, 1677 (fil. Georgii Langton
de Langton, Lincoln, gen. get. 16). (JLfft. received as (ft.

15 July, 1677, restored 2 April, 1680.

George Wenham. fH. 13 July, 1677 (fil. Johannis Wenham
de Haylsham, Sussex, cler. aet. 16). (£.fH. received as
(ft. 15 July, 1677. B.A. (Univ.) 8 March, 1680.

John Bainbrigg (Bainbridge). m. 14 July, 1677 (fil.
Gulielmi Bainbrigg de Wattling, i.e. Wartling, Sussex,
gen. aet. 16.) C.fH* received as (ft. 15 July, 1677, restored
9 July, 1679. B.A. (Univ.) 2 May, 1681. M.A. 2 May,
1684. B.M. 10 July, 1688.

James Cater, flj. 19 July, 1677 (fil. Edvardi Cater de
Kempson, i.e. Kempston, Bedf. eq. fil. natu minor, set. 16).
C.JH. received as dF.(ft. 12 July, 1677.

John Hody. fH. 19 July, 1677 (fil. J. H. de Northover,
Somerset, arm. set. 18). (£.fH. received as jF.(ft. 15 July,
1677, restored by Bursar Pitt 1679: replaced as (ft.

16 Feb. 16|£, restored 26 April, 1682.

William Wyndham. fH. 19 July, 1677 (fil. Johannis
Wyndham de Street, Somerset, gen. set. 16). (£.fH. re-
ceived as (ft, 15 July, 1677, restored by Bursar Pitt
1679 : replaced as JF.(ft. 19 June, 1680, restored
21 March,

Donor of Plate to the College.

Charlewood Lawton. m. 7 Dec. 1677 (fil. Radulphi
Lawton de Egham, Surr. gen. set. 17. <£.£H. received as
dF.OL 23 Au. 1677.

320 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1677.

Edward Janson. i!H. 16 Jan. 16f| (fil. Bryan Janson de
Ashby Legers. Northampton, gen. set. 15). (£,fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 29 Jan. 16ff-, restored 6 March, 1681.
B.A. (I'anson, Alban Hall) 29 Nov. 1682.

He was baptised 21 Feb. 16fi, and was dead before 1693. See
Bryan Janson 1674.

Edward Ent. ffi. 8 Feb. 16fi (fil. Georgii Ent de Londin,
eq. aurati fil. natu max. set. 18). (C.fff. received as (ft.
12 Dec. 1677.

Died unmarried 31 Jan. 1685 (?) aged 37, and was buried in
St. Lawrence Jewry. These dates are, however, inconsistent,
and further Le Neve says that he died in 1635.

John Bent. |H. 22 Feb. 16JJ- (fil. J. B. de Manchester,
Lancastr. pauperis, set. 18). £.fH. received as Servitor
11 Feb. 16^, restored 29 March, 1681: replaced

16 Sept. 1681, restored 14 March. B.A. 17 Oct. 1681.

Henry Minterne. ftt. 1 March, 16fi (fil. H. M. de Hooke,
Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17. C.fff. received as (ft. 23 Feb.
16fJ, restored 22 July, 1680. B.A. (Hart Hall) 10 Nov.
1681.

Robert Goodwyn. fH. 1 March, 16-ff (fil. Roberti Goodwyn
de Crewkern, Somerset, pleb. set. 16). (EJK. received as
(ft. 23 Feb. 16fJ.

Philip Henvil. M. 15 March, 16-ff (fil. Edvardi Henvil de
Abbotsbury, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 16). (£.fH. received as
(ft. 18 Feb. 16ff B.A. 17 Oct. 1681. M.A. 3 June,
1684. He was <£t)aplatn in 1691.

Rector of Litton Cheney, Dorset, Feb. 22, 1693—1695 ;
died s.p.

Benjamin Derby. £H. 15 March, 16-ff (fil. Jeremise Derby
de Sherborne, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 17). C.fH. received
as Servitor 20 March, 16H, restored 9 Aug. 1683. B.A.

17 Oct. 1681.

See others of this name in 1708, 1712, 1717.

1677-78.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 321

Thomas Coward. JH. 21 March, 16|£ (fil. Thomse Coward
de Buckleberry, Bercher. cler. set. 21). (£.fft. received
as OL same day. B.A. (Alban Hall) 8 Dec. 1681.

Thomas Onely. £H. 22 March, 16f| (fil. Thomse Onely de
Newton, Warwic. pleb. set. 18). C.fBL received as (*L
23 Feb. 16fJ» restored 26 April, 1678. B.A. (Merton)
17 Oct. 1682. M.A. 21 June, 1684.

Henry Potter, m. 22 March, 16-f I (fil. Christopheri Potter
de Silverton, Devon, gen. set. 18). CJH. received as <£.
11 March, 16fJ, restored 25 March, 1680.

Robert Wyatt. fH. 23 March, 16fJ- (fil. Johannis Wyatt
de Standlake, Oxon. gen. set. 16). C.fft. received as (J£.
16 Feb. 16ff, restored 10 Feb. 1678.

1678.

Charles Whiting. Admitted £. 28 Sept. 1678 of Wells,
aged 18. fH. (Hart Hall) 2 April, 1677 (fil. Gulielmi
Whiting de Wells, Somerset, pleb. set. 16). B.A. 9 Feb.
1680. M.A. 2 July, 1683. B. and D.D. 6 July, 1698.
Admitted $. 2 July, 1686. Elected Moderator Novse
Classis 1$82 ; Sub-Dean 1683 ; Moderator of Philosophy
1686 ; Humanity Lecturer 1687 ; Catechist 1688 and
1689 ; Bursar 1691 and 1695 ; Sub- Warden 1693 and
1694.

"He was lecturer at St. Martin's, Oxford, and a celebrated
preacher. Chaplain to Dr. Ironside, Bishop of Bristol, and
afterwards of Hereford." Eector of Koss 1699—1711, and
Canon Residentiary of Hereford. Author of a sermon " On the
consecration of a chapel at Minsterley 1692." (Wood.)

In the church at Ross on a flat stone is this inscription :
"Depositum Caroli Whiting, S. T. P., hujus ecclesiae indigni
sed amantissimi Pastoris : obiit Octobris 25 anno Reparatse
Salutis 1711. Monendus es Lector paucis hisce verbis pro
modestia sua posteris se traditum fuisse virum ingenio urbaiii-
tate Doctrina et prsecipuo egregie concionandi facilitate ubique
clarissimum et Ecclesise Cathedralis Hereford. Canonicum
Residentiarium.

322 WARDEN IRONSIDE [1678.

William Walsh. M. 14 May, 1678 (til. Joseph! Walsh de
Aberly, Wigorn. arm. set. 15). <2D.JH» received as Jf.Gt.
9 May, 1678, restored 3 March, 1679.

He took no degree, but was author of A Dialogue concerning
Women, with a preface by John Dryden, 1691 ; also of Letters
and Poems, 1692.

Henry Sayer. £H. 27 June, 1678 (fil. Edmundi Sayer de
Kettering, Northampton, gen. set. 16). C.fH. received
as <ft. 1 Nov. 1678, restored by Bursar Gould 26 Oct. — .

Giles Dunster. fH. 28 June, 1678 (fil. H-enrici Dunster de
Jenningsbury, Hert. gen. set. 18). C.fff. received as
JF.O&. 1 June, 1678, restored 1 Aug. 1681.

Born 19 Nov. 1659 : died s.p. 12 Jan. 1723 : brother of Thomas

Dunster, 1680.

Ezra Pearse. £ft» 9 July, 1678 (fil. Nathanielis Pearse de
Membury, ? Melbury, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 16). C.£K.
received as Servitor 19 July, 1678, restored by Bursar
Latton, 5 Sept. — . B.A. (Pierce of Magd.) 16 May,
1682. M.A. (St. Mary Hall) 13 Oct. 1702.

Hector of North Curry, 16 Dec. 1697 : died about 1732.

Michael Gardiner. ffi. 26 July, 1678 (fil. Johannis
Gardiner de Oxonia, pauperis, set. 15). C.fH* received
as Servitor 8 July, 1678, restored 10 April, 1679. He
was Demy of Magdalen 1678, but died at the College
17 Sept. 1682, and was buried in the Ante-Chapel with
the following inscription :

H. S.

Michael Gardiner hujus Collegii semicommunarius. Juvenis
excelsa indole, felici memoria, judicio ultra setatem acri, et
ingenio scientiarum omnium capaci, cui nihil unquam arduum
videbatur ; quod voluit, facile superavit : ex literis humanioribus
ut reliquam facundiam acueret, poeticam sibi colendam delegit,
in qua non sine gloria lusit. Qravitatem sensus miro verborum
ornatu convestivit nunquam defuit aut rebus pondus aut
numeris suis nitor et festivitas. Talis erat vita, qualis stylus,
elegans et pura. Caudoris pariter ac innocentise exemplum
doctrinam summa modestia, ingenium suavissimis moribus

1678.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 323

illustravit. Post exactum quasi in pliilosoplricis studiis non
sine laude quadriennium, maximse spei juvenem, ad summa
quseque contendentem inimica febris ex oculis rapuit non ex
animis. Desiderari coepit die Septembris xvnmo anno salutis
nostrse MDCLXXXII.

George Savage. fH. 4 Nov. 1678 (fil. Georgii Savage de
Blox worth, Dorcestr. arm. set. 17). C.fH. received as
JfM. 4 Oct. 1678, restored 15 Nov. by Bursar Balch.

Brother of William Savage, 1676.

William Templer. £H. 4 Nov. 1678 (fil. Jonathan Templer
de Abingdon, Bercher., pauperis, set. 16). (£.fH. received
as Servitor 4 Oct. 1678, restored 13 May, 1685. B.A.
4 July, 1682. M.A. (Hart Hall) 21 May, 1685.

Brian Turner. IE. 29 Nov. 1678 (fil. Gulielmi Turner de
Richmond, Surr., eq. fil. natu minor, set. 18.) <£JK. re-
ceived as <E. 9 Aug. 1677, restored 28 Jan. — .

Son of William Turner, 1620, and brother of William and
John Turner, 1661.

James Brewer. fBL 17 Dec. 1678 (fil. Thomas Brewer de
Westphaly, sic, i.e., West Farleigh, Cant. gen. set. 1.7).
C.fH. received as (ft. 12 Dec. 1678, restored 17 Aug.
1688. B.A. 27 June, 1682. M.A. 5 May, 1685. B.M.
7 May, 1681. D.M. 30 June, 1692.

He married Jane Baker, heiress of Criols in Borden, Kent, and
died 1724. (Hasted.)

Henry Goldwier. m. 1 March, 16f| (fil. H. G. de Christ
Church, Hampton, cler. set. 19, Holborniae, London,
natus est). C.fE* received as (ft. 28 June, 1679. B.A.
(Goldwyre) 17 Oct. 1682. M.A. 4 July, 1685,

Y 2

324 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1679.

1679.

Samuel Smith. <2L received as Servitor 3 March,

Charles Foster, fft. 28 March, 1679 (fil. C. F. de Andover,
Hampton, arm. set. 17).

Thomas Harris, fft. 28 March, 1679 (fil. Thomse Harris
de Newbottle, Northampton, pauperis, set. 16). C.fft.
received as Servitor 23 Jan. 16f|. B.A. 8 Dec. 1682.
M.A. 15 July, 1710.

John Taylour. m. 28 March, 1679 (fil. J. T. de Crewk-
herne, Somerset, pauperis, set. 17). (JD.fH, received as
Servitor 19 Feb. 16 Jf. B.A. (Taylor) 8 Dec. 1682.
M.A. 9 July, 1685.

Henry Richmond, m. 9 April, 1679 (fil. Oliffe Richmond
de Ashton Keyns, Wilton, pleb. set. 18). CJH, received
as OL 10 April, 1679, restored by Bursar Thornton, 30
June — .

David Sharp. JH. 10 April, 1679 (fil. Richardi Sharp de
Way ford, Somerset, cler. set. 18). (gjft. received as
OL 18 March, 16ff, restored 16 Feb. 1679.

Thomas Money, ffl. 10 April, 1679 (fil. Thomas Money
de Kempton, i.e. Kempston, Bedf. gen. set. 18). <£.fft.
received as OL 7 Feb. 16ff, restored 26 Oct. 1683.

Matthew Mead. M. 2 May, 1679 (fil. Richardi Mead de
Brickhill, Buck. pleb. set. 15). C.fH. received as (ft.
27 June, 1679, restored by Bursar Croke. B.A. (Meade)
23 June, 1682. M.A. 27 Oct. 1685. Admitted
30 Sept. 1689.

Walter Love. m. 16 May, 1679 (fil. Stephani Love de
Axminster, Devon, pauperis, set. 19). CT.fH. received as
Servitor 24 April, 1679. B.A. 17 Feb. 1682.

1679.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 325

William Lane. £H. 20 May, 1679 (fil. Johannis Lane de
Dittisham, Devon, gen. set. 16). (Lift, received as <j£.
12 May, 1679.

Robert Steard. M. 19 June, 1679 (fil. Humphredi Steard
de Bridge water, Somerset, gen. set. 17). C.fB. received
as <£. 11 June, 1679, restored 10 March, 1680.

Hugh Ruscombe. » 19 June, 1679 (fil. Gulielmi Rus-
combe de Kennington, i.e. Cannington, Somerset, pau-
peris, set. 16). C.fH. received as Servitor same day,
restored by Bursar Balch. B.A. (Alban Hall) 23 March,
1684.

Vicar of Cannington, Somerset, 5 July, 1690 to 1698 ; Vicar
of Otterhampton, Somerset, 2 Aug. 1692 to his death in 17 g£.

Henry Hunt. ftt. 7 July, 1679 (fil. Thomse Hunt de
Blockley, Wigorn, gen. set. 16). &Jft. received as (*L
— July, 1679.

William Wright. fH. 19 July, 1679 (fil. Gulielmi Wright
de Columpton, Devon, gen. set. 17). <£.|K. received as
OL 7 July, 1679, restored 21 March — .

Rice Williams, m. 19 July, 1679 (fil. Richardi Williams
de Londin. gen. set. 16). (JLfH. received as (*L 5 July,
1679, restored by Bursar Thornton 26 May, — . B.A.
23 May, 1683.

Abraham Turner. Jft. 18 March, 16££ (fil. Roberti Turner
de Axminster, Dorcestr. pauperis, aet. 17). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 17 March, 16|f. B.A. 15 April,
1684.

326 WABDEN IRONSIDE. [1680.

1680.

Charles Osbaldston. Admitted & 24 Sept. 1680, of
Combe, Oxon., aged 18. ffi. 31 June, 1680 (fil. Littleton
Osbaldston de Combes, Oxon. Baronetti, set. 15).

Evidently a younger son of Sir L. Osbaldston of Chadlington,
created Baronet 25 June, 1664. He died in College 1683, and
was buried in the Chapel on 30 March.

Samuel Hanson. <&M. received as OL 15 July, 1680. On
20 Dec. Mr. Hanson's (£.i!H. was received as dF*(£*

William Nichols. &.ffi. received as <ZD. 12 March, 16f £,
restored 17 Nov. 1685. m. (Magd. Hall) 26 March,
1680 (fil. Johannis Nichols de Donnington, Buck. pleb.
set. 15), being an Exhibitioner of St. Paul's School.
B.A. (Wadham) 27 Nov. 1683. M.A. (Merton) 19 June,
1688. B.D. 2 July, 1692. D.D. 29 Nov. 1695. He
was elected ^.JF. of Merton, Oct. 1684.

Chaplain to the Earl of Montagu, probably Rector of Cheshunt
1691—1693 ; Eector of Selsey, Sussex, 1691 ; Prebendary of
Chichester. He died near Bath 11 April, 1711 ; but Nichols
(Lit. Anecd. Vol. I.) says that he was buried in the Middle
Aisle of St. Swithin's Church 5 May, 1712. Author of A
Short Sis tori/ of Socinianism • and numerous tracts and sermons
(S.P.S. Registers, p. 57) ; also of a Translation of the Devout
Life of St. Francis de Sales.

George Pitt. ffi. 26 March, 1680 (fil. G. P. de Stratfielsea,
Hampton, arm. set. 16). <&.$£(. received as Jf.dt.
15 June, 1680.

He was M.P. for Wereham and for Hants, 1702, 1710, and
1714 ; and died 28 Feb. 1734, aged 72. He founded a school
at Wereham. He was buried at Stinsford (or Strathfieldsaye,
says Woodward), where at the West End of the North Aisle of
the Church is a cenotaph with a bust above ; and below the
following inscription :

1680.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

327

Sacred to the memory
Of George Pitt of Strathfieldsay in the county of

Southampton, Esq.
Who died 28 Feb. 1734, in the 72nd year of his age,

And lyes there interred with his ancestors.
He was adorned with many virtues both public and private.
A true and disinterested love of his country banished from his
mind all party prejudices and selfish views. He always pre-
ferred the public good to royal favour, and the liberty of
acting by the dictates of his conscience to the enticement of
honours which he had the fortitude to refuse. In private life
he showed himself far from affecting admiration or popularity,
yet was his appearance venerable, and his conversation en-
dearing, which acquired him both. His universal benevolence
and exemplary charity bore so just a proportion to his affection
for his family, that while he was the refuge of the poor and
distressed, and supported an hospitality suitable to his estate,
he made ample provision for a numerous issue, and rendered
the figure of his relict not unworthy of her ancestors, whose
ancient seat of Kingston in this parish he rebuilt. Such was
he while he lived, and dying left to his descendants a valuable
example ; to perpetuate which as well as to give a lasting
testimony of her just regard to her most tender and most be-
loved husband, Lora, the only daughter and heiress of
Audeley Grey, of Kingston aforesaid, Esq., erected this
monument.

Christopher Pitt. M. 26 March, 1680 (fil. Robert! Pitt de
Blandford, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as <&.
26 Feb. 16££ . Admitted g>. 23 Sept. 1681, of Blandford,
Dorset, aged 18. B.A. 27 Nov. 1683. M.A. 8 June,
1686. B.M. 20 April, 1689. D.M. 16 June, 1692.
Admitted Jf. 2 July, 1686. Elected Sub-Dean 1684 ;
Moderator of Philosophy 1687 and 1689; Bursar 1701.
Father of Eobert Pitt, 1712, and Christopher Pitt, 1718.

James Prowse. fH. 26 March, 1680 (fil. J. P. de Norton,
Somerset, gen. set. 17). <£.iWL received as JfM. 6 Oct.
1679, restored 7 March, 1680.

Edward Nosworthy. fH. 26 March, 1680 (fil. E. N. de
Dipford, Devon, cler. set. 16). €M. received as (ft.

328 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1680.

16 Feb. 16|f, restored by Bursar Pitt. B.A. (St. Mary
Hall) 16 Oct. 1683. M.A. 8 June, 1686.

William Matthews, m. 26 March, 1680 (fil. J. M. de
Exon., Devon, gen. set. 17). (£.£H. received as (ft.
26 March, 1680, restored 10 Oct. 1683. Possibly B.A.
of Hart Hall 5 May, 1685.

Bernard Toup. JH. 21 May, 1680 (fil. B. T. de Compton
Abbots, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 19). B.A. 16 Feb. 1683.

Hector of All Saints, Dorchester, Dorset ; subsequently Eector
of Tyneham ; died 10 March, 1721.

Peter Leigh. fH. 5 June, 1680 (fil. Thomse Leigh de High
Leigh, Cestr. gen. set. 16). &.fH. received as (ft. 19 June,
1680, restored by Bursar Dunster. B.A. 15 April, 1684.
M.A. 18 Jan. 1686.

Francis Brague. fa. 5 June, 1680 (fil. F. B. de Londin.
gen. set. 17). (ZT.fH. received as JfM. 13 May, 1680,
and again as Bragg junior 4 Sept. 1683, taken up for
Battels 18 July, 1687. B.A. (Bragge) 26 Feb. 1683.

Entered at the Temple, but subsequently took orders, and
became Vicar of Hitchin, Herts, and Prebendary of Biggleswade
(Lincoln), 19 April, 1704, which was vacant in 1728. His
works were republished at Oxford in 5 vols. 1833. Author of
Practical Discourses on the Parables 1694, and, on the Miracles
1702. (Wood, Ath. IV. 741.)

Thomas Bowber. fH. 8 July, 1680 (fil. Eoberti Bowber de
Sand well, Devon, pauperis, set. 17). C.fH. received as
Servitor 15 July, 1680, restored 15 Oct. 1683 (?). B.A.
15 April, 1684. M.A. 4 March, 1686.

Author of a sermon On the Death of Queen Mary 1695.
(Wood, Ath. IV. 742.)

James Spering. £H. 17 July, 1680 (fil. Benjamin Spering
de Dorcestria, pleb. set. 18). C.fH. received as Servitor
6 Aug. 1680. Admitted g>. 23 Sept. 1681. B.A.
15 April, 1684. M.A. 18 Jan. 1686. Admitted tf.

1680.] « WARDEN IRONSIDE. 329

2 July, 1688. Elected Sub-Dean 1685. He spoke the
Goodridge Obit speech 1685, and was elected Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1686.

Roger Whalley. £H. 16 Sept.1680, (in vacatione, cler. fil.)
(!T.fH. received as (ft. 18 Sept. 1680, restored by Bursar
Dunster 10 March. B.A. (Merton) 19 March, 1684.
M.A. 25 June, 1687.

William Speke. ffl. 1 Dec. 1680 (fil. Gulielmi Speke de
Ashill, Somerset, gen. set. 19). C.fH. received as JF*®.
6 Nov. 1680, restored 1 May, 1683.

Father of William Speke, 1708.

Thomas Dunster. |H. 1 Dec. 1680 (fil. Sncti. John
Dunster de Hartford, gen. set. 17). C.j/E. received as (ft.
30 Sept. 1680, restored 13 Nov. 1683.

Thomas Dunster was Eecorder of Hertford, 1710, and buried
at All Saints, Hertford, 15 June, 1714: -he was brother of
Giles Dunster, 1678, and father of Henry Dunster, ]712.

Richard Chapman. fH. 1 Dec. 1680 (fil. Rogeri Chapman
de Newport Paganel, Buck., pleb. set. 15). B.A. (Ch. Ch.)
13 June, 1684. M.A. 20 April, 1687.

Charles Standish. JH. 17 Dec. 1680 (fil. Hugonis Standish
de Londin., pleb. set. 19). C.fH. received as (*L 16 Dec.

1680, restored 15 Dec. 1685. B.A. 13 June, 1684.

Gregory Hunt. fa. 20 Jan. 16f£ (fil. Koberti Hunt de
Wigorn., gen. set. 16). (£.fH. received as (ft. 13 Oct.

1681. B.A. 30 Oct. 1684. M.A. 28 May, 1687.

Thomas Wyndham. fft. 28 Jan. 16f?- (fil. Wadhami
Wyndham de Sarum, Wilton : eq. fil. minor natu. set. 17).
ODJK. received as JfM. 14 Jan. 16f£.

He was a barrister-at-law, of Wildcourt, Dorset ; subsequently
M.P. for Calne ; he died 1698, and was buried at Hawkchurch.

Robert Nicolls. ffi. 9 March, 16f£ (fil. Gulielmi Nicolls
de Glocestria, pleb. set. 19). £.fH. received as 1&.
25 Oct. 1681.

330 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1680-81.

William Sealy. fH. 10 March, 16f£ (fil. Marmaduke Sealy
de Quantoxhed, Somerset, pauperis, set. 17). (£JH. re-
ceived as Servitor, 25 March, 16fy, taken up by Bursar
Gould, 18 July. B.A. 20 Nov. 1684.

1681.

Haward Downer. Admitted £>. 23 Sept. 1681 of South-
ampton, aged 18. B.A. 23 Feb. 1681. M.A. 13 Nov.
1684.

Charles King. Admitted £>. 23 Sept. 1681 of Alesbury,
in the diocese of Lincoln, aged 17. B.A. 23 Jan. 1682.
M.A. (Merton) 19 June, 1688. B.M. 29 Nov. 1689.
D.M. 9 July, 1692.

He appears to have been intruded into Merton by a Koyal
Mandate in 1684, and the Society protested and invoked the
aid of Archbishop Sancroft : but King at any rate obtained
the JF., and was one of three whose names were submitted to
the Archbishop of Canterbury for nomination to the Warden-
ship, 7 July, 1709. He died in the College in 1715, and was
buried in the College Chapel. (See Hearne, Collect. O.H.S.
II. 36 and 221, &c.)

John Allen. Admitted £>. 23 Sept. 1681 of Bruton,
Somerset, aged 18. M. 19 May, 1681 (fil. Thomas Allen
de Bruton, Somerset, gen. set. 17). &JB. received as (ft.
11 May, 1681.

John Sagittary. &M. received as (ft. 17 March, 16fi,
restored 10 Oct. 1683. M. (Exeter) 11 Nov. 1681 (fil.
Frederic! Sagittary de Blandford, Dorcestr. med. doct.
set. 15). Admitted £. 9 Sept. 1683 of Blandford forum
in the diocese of Bristol. B.A. 4 July, 1685. M.A.
10 June, 1687. B.M. 31 May, 1690. D.M. 3 July,
1693. He spoke the Goodridge Obit speech in 1687.
Admitted JF. 30 June, 1690 : though he appears in the
Register of Foundationers as admitted 3 July, 1689, but
probably that was only his election as :JJ. He was

1681.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 831

elected Moderator Novae Classis 1686. He appears to
receive his last dividend as jf. in 1696.

Apparently brother of Daniel Sagittary, 16ff .

William Hilliard. m. 26 March, 1681 (fil. Gulielmi Hilliard
de Illminster, Somerset, arm. set. 16). (£.JH. received as
F.OL 6 Feb.

John Stevenson. fH. 6 May, 1681 (fil. J. S. de Bakewell,
Derb. gen. set. 17). C.JH. received as (ft. 12 March,

16ff

Roland Gwynn. m. 19 May, 1681 (fil. R G. de Llan-
vayerbrin, Caermarth. arm. set. 16). C.fH. received as
JFM. 14 May, 1681, restored 12 May, 1685.

Gutch says that he was brother of Howell Gwynn, 1682.

Charles Gwynn. M. 19 May, 1680 (fil. Richardi Gwynn
de Llangendevin, Caermarth. arm. set. 17). <£.fH. re-
ceived as JfM. 14 May, 1681, restored by Bursar Latton
1681 : replaced 16 March, 16f-J, paid over by Bursar
Gould, i.e. 1683.

Gutch says that he was cousin of Howell Gwynn, 1682.

Thomas Powell. fH. 19 May, 1681 (arm. fil.). &M. re-
ceived as Jf.<&. 14 May, 1681.

He may have been tutor to Charles Gwynn, whose C.HH. he
received.

Anthony Thomas, ffi. 19 May, 1681 (fil. Edvardi Thomas
de Llangendeirne, Caermarth. pauperis, set. 23. <£JK.
received as Servitor 16 June, 1681. B.A. 25 Feb. 1685.

Timothy Braginshaw. £H. 19 May, 1681 (fil. Gulielmi
Braginshaw de paroch. Scti. Johan. ad Wigorn. gen. set.
17). <2UH. received as JfM. 14 May, 1681.

Adam Bushell. m. ? Busher 11 June, 1681 (fil. Seth
Bushell de Preston, Lancastr. Stse. Theol. Prof. set. 21).
. received as (&. 16 June, 1681.

Seth Bushell eeased to be Vicar of Preston in 1682.

332 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1681-82.

William Traunter. m. 16 June, 1681 (fil. — T. de
Herefordia, gen. set. 17). £.fH. received as JF.<£.
16 June, 1681, repaid by Bursar Balch; received again
in the first half of 1683, taken up by Bursar Gould to
pay Battels.

Thomas Honnor. fH. 10 Nov. 1681 (fil. Gabrielis Honnor
de Wing, Buck, pauperis, set. 19). C.f-R. received as
Servitor 9 Nov. 1681. B.A. 10 Nov. 1685.

Thomas Watts. M. 11 Nov. 1681 (fil. Roberti Watts de
Herefordia, pauperis, set. 16). C.ilH. received as Servitor
in Oct. B.A. 27 July, 1685.

George Cockram. m. 25 Nov. 1681 (fil. G. C. de
Colombton, Devon, gen. set. 16). &JRL received as (&.
14 May, 1681, restored by Bursar Gould 1683. B.A.
(Hart Hall) 25 Nov. 1684. M.A. 28 May, 1687. B.M.
8 Dec. 1692.

Thomas Springall. JH. 25 Nov. 1681 (fil. Francisci
Springall de Henley, Oxon. gen. set. 17). &.fft. received
as (St. 18 Sept. 1681.

1682.

Howell Gwynn. One Gwynn was admitted &* about
Michaelmas 1682, as appears by the Account Books:
but there is no record of his admission. JH. 14 July,
1682 (fil. Rolandi Gwynn de Llandovery, Caermarth. -arm.
set. 15). OT.fflL received as <ft.27 June, 1682, paid over
by Bursar Balch (who was Bursar 1681—2). Howell
Gwynn died 20 Sept. 1683, and was buried in the Outer
Chapel.

Brother of Roland Gwynn and cousin of Charles Gwynn 1681.

Bayly Adee. Admitted £>. about Michaelmas, 1682, as
appears by the Account Books, but there is no record of
his formal admission. B.A. 4 July, 1685. M.A. 5 May,
1688. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1685, 1686, 1687, 1688;

1682.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

333

in which last year he made the Obit speech. Admitted
Jf. 3 July, 1689, as appears by the Register, but pro-
bably he was only ^, ; compare John Sagittary 1681.
Elected Sub-Dean 1686 : as he was not subsequently
elected to any office, I conjecture that he never became
actual Jf.

Thomas Davies. (C.Jft. received as Servitor 22 July, 1682,
restored 14 July, 1687. B.A. 6 Nov. 1684. M.A.
28 Nov. 1687.

George Browne. C.fH. received as jfM. 6 Sept. 1682,
restored 9 Oct. 1683.

Swayne.

taken up for Battels 29 Oct. 1683.

. received as (£. 18 Feb. 16ff,

William Leir. JK. 31 March, 1682 (fil. G. L. de Charlton
Musgrove, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). ODJtt. received as
Servitor 28 March, 16fJ, restored 19 June, 1688. B A
10 Nov. 1685.

Probably Kector of Bratton, Somerset, 29 Oct. 1689, died about
1726.

Francis Clare. JH. 7 April, 1682 (fil. F. C. de Kidder-
minster, Vigorn. gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as OL
31 Jan. 16fi

Thomas Seymour. JH. 26 May, 1682 (fil. Gabrielis
Seymour de Londin. gen. set. 19). C.iH. received as <£
26 May, 1682. B.A. 19 Jan. 1685. M.A. (Merton)
25 June, 1691. B.M. 8 Dec. 1691. D.M. 7 June, 1695.
He was elected Jf. of Merton in 1688, and died in the
College 1696, and was buried in St. Ebbes.

Joseph Edwards, fa. 26 May, 1682 (fil. Johannis Edwards
de Woodchester, Gloucestr. pauperis, set. 16). (ZT.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 11 May, 1682, taken up for Battels
9 Nov. 1687. B.A. 19 Jan. 1685.

334 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1682.

John Lidgould. JH. 1 June, 1682 (fil. Nicolai Lidgould de
Londin. pleb. set. 17). C.fR. received as (ft. 30 May,
1682, restored 17 Dec. 1687. B.A. 19 Jan. 1685. M.A.
(Oriel) 23 Jan. 1688. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1685,
1686. dF, of Oriel 1690.

Exhibitioner of St. Paul's School 1681—1689.

Robert Edgar. fH. 6 July, 1682 (fil. Johannis Edgar de
Donyat, Somerset, cler. set. 16). C.IH. received as (ft.
4 July, 1682, restored by Bursar Dunster 15 March, — .
B.A. (Alban Hall) 14 May, 1686.

Vicar of Stogumber, Somerset, 12 Feb. 1696 ; died 1703.

Thomas Lyster. fH. 14 July, 1682 (fil. Bichardi Lyster de
Eyton, Salop, arm. set. 16). <£.fft. received as Jf.Gl.
20 May, 1682.

Thomas Taylor, jffi. 14 July, 1682 (fil. Kichardi Taylor
de Clapham, Bedf. arm. set. 17). &.M. received as jF,(ft.
27 June, 1682, restored 16 Oct. 1683.

Richard Shelley, m. 14 July, 1682 (fil. Henrici Shelley de
Lewes, Sussex, gen. set. 17). <£.i!H. received as (ft.
17 June, 1682, restored 4 Sept. 1683.

He was eldest son, and became a student in the Inner Temple ;

succeeded his father and died 1716. (Horsfield.)

John Wheeler, m. 14 July, 1682 (fil. Humphredi Wheeler
de Stanton Harcourt, Oxon. pau peris, aet. 17). OnjK.
received as Servitor 21 June, 1682, restored by Bursar
Gould 2 April, — .

James Vashone. JH. 1 Dec. 1682 (fil. Petri Vashone de
Salopia, gen. aet. 21). CJH. received as JfM. 8 April,
1682, restored 19 Nov. 1685. B.A. 3 Nov. 1685.

Henry Knight. fH. 1 Dec. 1682 (fil. Johannis Knight de
Loders, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 19). (JLfH. received as
Servitor 13 Aug. 1682, restored 5 Dec. 1691. B.A.
15 June, 1686. M.A. 30 April, 1689.

1682.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 385

James Ogle-Archer. |tt. 8 Dec. 1682 (fil. Johannis Ogle-
Archer Dubliniensis, gen. set. 20). dLJH. received as <£.
9 Dec. 1682, restored 12 March, 1686.

Edward Diggs. fH. 8 Dec. 1682 (fil. E. D. de Chilham,
Cant. gen. aet. 17). &M. received as OL 6 Sept. 1682,
restored 25 Nov. 1685. B.A. (All Souls) 8 June, 1686.
M.A. 22 May, 1690.

Apparently a grandson of Sir Dudley Digges, and nephew of
Maurice Diggs, 1650, and Dudley, 1654.

Matthew Pitney, ffi. (Pitne) 15 Dec. 1682 (fil. M. P. de
Lamyat, Somerset, pauperis, adt. 17). (£.fH. received as
Servitor 9 Dec. 1682. B.A. 4 March, 1686.

William Rudsby. m. 12 March, 16ff (fil. Philippi Rudsby
de Winton, Hampton, gen. set. 17). C.JH. received as
OL 6 Feb. 16ff, restored by Bursar Gould 18 Dec. 1685.
B.A. (Merton) 29 Oct. 1686.

Thomas Darlow. Jft. 16 March, 16ff (fil. dementis
Darlow de Kingsthorp, Northampton, pauperis, set. 18).
&.JH. received as Servitor 6 Feb. 16ff .

Thomas Darlow son of Clement was buried at Kingsthorpe,

31 May, 1684.

George Walbridge. m. 16 March, 16ff (fil. G. W. de
Punckenole, Dorset, pauperis, set. 18). C.ilH. received as
Servitor 18 Feb. 16ff, restored 30 Oct. 1683. B.A.
(Alban Hall) 20 Oct. 1686.

George Baily. fH. 23 March, 16ff (fil. G. B. de Chalgrove,
Oxon. gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as OL 5 Sept. 1682,
restored 2 Nov. 1683.

Philip Stubbs. JH. 23 March, 16ff (fil. Philippt Stubbs de
Loridin. gen. set 17). (£.fH. received early in 1683,
restored by Bursar Balch 1684. Admitted <J, 26 Sept.
1684 of St. Andrew Undershaft, London, aged 18.
B.A. 20 Oct. KJ8G. M.A. 15 June, 1689. B.D. 3 July,

336 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1682.

1722. Admitted J\ 1 July, 1691. Elected Moderator
Novae Classis 1688; Sub-Dean 1689. He was re-
petitioner of the Easter Sermons 1691, which duty he
performed to the applause of all.

He was curate of the united parishes of St. Benet, Gracechurch,
and St. Leonard, Eastclieap, and Chaplain to Dr. Grove, Bishop
of CMchester (Wood, Ath. IV. 742) ; and is said to be the
clergyman commended for his excellent reading in No. 147 of
the Spectator. He published numerous sermons ; among them
one (on Kev. xx. 13) called the Sea- Assize, preached at Green-
wich and Woolwich on Advent Sunday 28 Nov. 1708, on the
death of Prince George of Denmark, where he describes him-
self as "Chaplain of H.M.'s Navy in Ordinary, and of her
Koyal Hospital for Seamen at Greenwich." Archdeacon of
St. Albans 1715—1738. In 1730 he presented to the Uni-
versity of Oxford a valuable collection of MSS., written by
Sir Henry Spelman and Mr. Jeremy Stephens, which were
deposited in the Bodleian Library. (Hearne, Collect, O.H.S.,
II. 33.)

William Hodges. IE. 23 March, 16ff (fil. Gulielmi Hodges
de Londin. pleb. set. 15). <£.fH. received as (ft. early in
16ff. Admitted & 26 Sept. 1684 of St. Ethelburga's,
London, aged 17. B.A. 20 Oct. 1686. M.A. 1 June,
1689. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1688, 1689, 1690. Elected
JF. 1 July, 1691. Elected Moderator Novae Classis
1687; Sub-Dean 1688.

He is mentioned in Hearne (Collect, O.H.S., I., 233), among
those " who have never took any care to have what they have
printed sent to the public library."

Samuel Baker, ffi. 23 March, 16ff (fil. Augusti Baker de
Dorchester, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17). <£.JH. received early
in 16ff. B.A. 20 Oct. 1686.

Probably S. B. Kector of Breane, Somerset, 21 April, 1704 ;
died about 1725.

John Kenton. ffi. 23 March, 16ff (fil. Thomas Kenton de
Sarum Nov. Wilton, gen. set. 15). (£.fH. received early
in 16f|, restored by Bursar Dunster 1687, replaced as

1682-83.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 337

Doniinus Kenton 14 June, 1688, taken up for Battels by
Bursar Lydgould 1688. B.A. (Magdalen) 28 May, 1687.
M.A. 21 June, 1689. B.D. 12 Feb. 1701. D.D. 23 May,
1707. He was elected Demy of Magdalen 1686, and
was expelled by the intruding President and Fellows
17 Jan. 16fi, but restored by the Visitor 25 Oct. 1688;
Jf, 1691; Senior Dean of Arts 1701, 1702; Bursar
1703, 1713; Dean of Divinity 1705; Vice- President
1709. Died 19 Dec. 1715, "repentina morte abreptus."

1683.

Heighes Woodford. Admitted £. 3 Feb. 16ff of Bensted,
Southampton, i.e. Binstead in the Isle of White, aged
19). n. 1 March, 16ff (fil. Samuelis Woodford de
Bensted, Southton. Stse. Theol. Prof. set. 18). B.A.
19 March, 1687. B.C.L. 8 Dec. 1714.

Father of Samuel Woodford 1714, when he is described AS
Cleric of Elverton, i.e. Elvetham, Hants.

Charles Freeman. C.fft. received as (ft. 13 Oct. 1683.
Admitted g>. of Trinity 15 June, 1685. B.A. (Trinity)
11 Dec. 1686.

Nathaniel Boughton. C.fft. received as Servitor late in
1683, restored — Feb. 16£J. B.A. 17 Jan. 16fJ.

He was of Plymouth, and father of John Boughton of Exeter
College. (Boase, p. 98.)

William Ruddle. C.fH. received as (ft, 1683, restored by
Bursar ? Gould 1685. Admitted £>. 26 Sept. 1684 of
Lanceston, Cornwall, aged 18. B.A. 6 Feb. 16ff M.A.
17 Oct. 1687. Delivered the Goodridge Obit speech
1689. Admitted $. 1 July, 1691. Elected Bursar
1694.

David Macy. ffi. 28 March, 1683 (fil. Johannis Macy de
Weston, Somerset, gen. set. 18). (£.£H. received as (£.

z

338 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1683.

early in 1683, restored 8 March, 16fi B.A. (Macie)
20 Oct. 1686.

Vicar of Weston-juxta-Bath 28 Aug. 1698 ; died 1701.

Robert Wynne. M. 30 March, 1683 (fil. Henrici Wynne
de Londin. gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft. early in
1683, restored by Bursar Balch 1684. Admitted fi.
26 Sept. 1684, of St. Dunstan's in the West, London,
aged 18. B.A. 4 March, 1686.

William Freake. ffl. 31 March, 1683 (fil. Gulielmi Freake
de Fincham, Norfolc, pauperis, set. 17). &.JH. received
as Servitor early in 1683, restored 15 July, 168 — . B.A.
20 Oct. 1686.

Thomas Gatchell. fH. 11 May, 1683 (pleb. fil.). <ZDJK.
received as Servitor early in 1683, taken up for Battels
8 Sept. 1693.

Thomas Burwell. M. 11 July, 1683 (fil. T. B. Londinensis,
Doctoris Med. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft. 18 July,
1683, taken up for Battels by Bursar Gould.

William Barnsby. fltt. 14 July, 1683 (fil. Gulielmi Barnsby
de Bridge water, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16). <£Jft. re-
ceived as Servitor early in 1683, restored by Bursar
Dunster 1687. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1684. B.A.
(Alban Hall) 11 April, 1687.

One of this name was Vicar of Wembdon, Somerset, from

16 Sept. 1693, till his death in 1715.

Thomas Terry. $Si. 11 Oct. 1683 (fil. Johannis Terry de
Sutton, Southampton, pleb. set. 18). Thomas Terry was
B.A. (New Coll.) 26 April, 1688. M.A. 14 Jan. 1691.

Humphrey Redd. m. 10 Nov. 1683 (fil. H. R de Chessam,
Buck, pauperis, set. 15). GDJft. received as Servitor
2 Oct. 1683, restored 11 Nov. 1685.

John Meddens. M. 20 Nov. 1683 (fil. Ludovici Meddens
de Blanford, Dorset, pleb. set. 18). &.JH. received as

1683-84.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 339

Servitor 1683. B.A. 28 May, 1687. M.A. 5 May, 1690.
Wood says that he was (ftlertt of Wadham College.

He was afterwards invited to Exeter College, where he was

Sub-Dean for some time : in 1694 he had a school at Henley.

Author of TabellcB Dialectorum in Greeds declinationibus 1691.

(Ath. Ox. IV. 742.)

Charles Vyner. ffi. 7 Dec. 1683 (fil. Robert! Vyner de
Londin. Baronetti, aet. 18). C.fff, received as JfM.
4 Sept. 1683.

His father is described as dying s.p. in 1688 : so this Charles

must have predeceased him.

William Eveleigh. fH. 7 March, 16|f (fil. Emanuelis
Eveleigh de Kentisboro, i.e. Kentisbury, Devon, gen. set.
16). (£.£H. received as d. taken up for Battels, being
signed for by P. Waldo, see 1690. B.A. 17 Dec. 1687.
M.A. 12 June, 1690.

Henry Yong. M. 7 March, 16ff (fil. Roberto Yong de
Gann, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). <£JfflL received as <£. and
restored 18 July, 1687.

John Davis. |H. 20 March, 16ff (fil. pleb.). CJft. received
as <*L restored by Bursar Balch.

Haynes Ryall. m. 21 March, 16ff (fil. H. R. de Sher-
burne, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 17). ("Lift. received as
Servitor, restored 3 Jan. 1695. B.A. 19 March, 1687.

1684.

Richard Willis. Admitted £. 26 Sept. 1684 of Bewdley,
Wore, aged 18. fH. 5 Dec. 1684 (fil. Gulielmi Willis
de Beaudly, Wigorn, pleb. set. 18). B.A. (All Souls)
21 June, 1688. M.A. (by dipl.) 15 March, 1694.

He was at one time Chaplain to the army in Flanders, and
subsequently Sub-Tutor to William, Duke of Gloucester, eon
of the Princess Anne ; Dean of Lincoln 1701 ; nominated Bishop

z 2

340 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1684.

of Gloucester 19 Nov. 1714, translated to Salisbury 21 Nov.
1721, to Winchester 27 Aug. 1723. He died 10 Aug. 1734,
aged 71 (?). He is frequently mentioned in Hearne's Col-
lections, and attacked for being a Whig and Low Churchman.
There is a portrait of him in Dr. Griffith's Collections.

Silas Ayles. fH. 29 April, 1684 (fil. Christopher! Ayles de
Ewenminster, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 20). &.fft. received
as Servitor 21 Oct. 1679, paid over by Bursar Latton
1683—1684. B.A. (Hart Hall) 15 May, 1684.

Vicar of Chilthorn Dormer, Somerset, 8 Feb. 1704 ; died about

1738.

Francis Porter, ffi. 2 May, 1684 (fil. Francisci Porter de
Danesbury, Essex, pauperis, set. 19). CLiffll received as
Servitor early in 1683, restored by Bursar Balch. Good-
ridge Exhibitioner 1685—1686. B.A. 11 Feb. 1686.

Thomas Wakeleigh. m. 2 May, 1684 (fil. Osmundi
Wakeleigh de Chilock, i.e. ? Chidiock, Dorcestr. pauperis,
set. 17). &.M. received as Servitor, taken up for Battels
by Bursar Gould.

James Farewell. fH. 9 May, 1684 (fil. Thomaa Farewell
de Horsington, Somerset, gen. set. 18). <£.fH. received
as OL early in 1683, restored 15 April, 1687.

He left the University without a degree, and entered at
Lincoln's Inn to study Common Law. He was the author of
The Irish Hudibras ; died 1689, "leaving the reputation of a
witty young man, and a tolerable poet." (Wood, Ath. IV. 265.)

Moses Gould. fH. 11 July, 1684 (fil. Gulielmi Gould de
Dunscomb, Devon, arm. set. 15). (£Jft. received as Jf.(&.
1683, restored 28 March, 1687.

John Upton. flfL 11 July, 1684 (fil. J. U. de Lupton,
Devon, arm. set. 15). C.fSU received as dF.<3L 1683,
restored 15 Feb. 16|f. He died 21 Dec. 1686, and was
buried in the Outer Chapel, where there was a stone
marked J. U. 1686, with this monument.

1684-85.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 341

H. S. E.

Johannis Upton, Socio-Commensalis Coll. Wad. Johannis
Upton de Lupton in comitatu Devon, arm. fil. unicus, immerosse
et honestse familiaa magna spes et dectis, ingenii viribus,
studiorum profectu, suavitate morum, vitse probitate exemplum
paucis imitabile : qui postquam permagno abscessu a luxata
Thoracis vertebra intus orto fractum corpus infracto animo per
' plures annos circumtulerat, tandem inter infandos dolores,
patientia vere Christiana mortis terrorem vincens, seternitatis
beatae spe amplissima donatus omne quod fuit mortale deposuit
Decem. die xxi An. Dom. MDCLXXXVI, set. xvui.

John Glasbrook. fK. 19 July, 1684 (fil. J. G. de Broad-
mayn, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 17). (JLUft. received as
Servitor 1684. B.A. 5 May, 1688.

William Kenrick. IE. 22 July, 1684 (fil. Gulielmi Kenrick
de Swindon, Wilton. Baronetti, set. 19). &.JH. received as
Jf.(St. early in 1683, paid over in July, 1685, by Bursar
Balch.

He succeeded his father as second Baronet, of Whitley, Berks,
1685, and died s.p.m. 1699, when the title became extinct.

Henry Marison. fH. 17 Dec. 1684 (fil. Francisci Marison
de Waltham Episcopi, Hampton, gen. set. 15).
received as (St. 1684, restored 24 June, 1687.

1685.

George Gerrard. £H. 31 March, 1685 (fil. G. G. de Meer
Wilton, cler. set. 14). C.fft. received as (ft., restored
4 Nov. 1685. Admitted &. 25 Sept. 1685, of Meer,
Wilts, aged 15. B.A. 24 Oct. 1688. M.A. 1 July, 1691,
Admitted J% 1 July, 1692. Elected Moderator
Novse Classis 1689; Bursar 1695, 1699, 1702, 1705,
1708; Sub- Warden 1696, 1698, 1700, 1702 (?), 1703,
1706.

Thomas Gregory. Admitted S. 25 Sept. 1685 of the
College, Gloucester, aged 17. fft. Magdalen Hall,

342 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1685.

10 April, 1681 (fil. Johannis Gregory de Gloucestr. cler
set. 16). B.A. 17 Dec. 1688. M.A. 1 Dec. 1691.

Lecturer at Fulham, Middlesex. Author of The Doctrine of a
•God, and Providence Vindicated and Asserted, London, 1694.

Latimer Cross. Admitted £. 25 Sept. 1685 of Oxford,
aged 17. B.A. 17 Dec. 1688. M.A. 5 July, 1692.

William Ford. Admitted & 25 Sept. 1685 of Heyford
"ad pontem," Oxford, aged 19.

One William Ford was B.A. of New, 30 April, 1690. M.A.
15 Jan. 1693.

John Doidge. fH. 3 April, 1685 (fil. Richardi Doidge de
Milton Abby, i.e. Abbots, Devon, gen. set. 16). (E.fH.
received as OL 1685, restored 9 Oct. 1693. B.A. 20 Oct.
1688. M.A. 15 June, 1691.

John Dodd. m. 7 April, 1685 (fil. J. D. de Hinton, North-
ampton, cler. set. 16.) <&M. received as (&. 1685,
taken up for Battels by Bursar Baker. B.A. 3 Nov.
1688. M.A. 1 July, 1691. B.M. 1 April, 1694.

John Stokes. ffltt. 7 April, 1685 (fil. Gu. Stokes de
Lanceston, Cornub. pleb. set. 17). B.A. 12 Oct. 1688.
M.A. 15 June, 1691.

John Ladd. $&. 8 April, 1685 (fil. J. L. de Overworton,
Oxon. pauperis, set. 16). (JT.JH. received as Servitor,
1685, restored 23 Feb. 16|f. B.A. 10 May, 1689.

John Dampier. fH. 10 April, 1685 (fil. Henrici Dampier
de Blackford, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). &JH. received as
OL 1685, restored 1 April, 1692. B.A. 12 Oct. 1688.
M.A. 15 June, 1691. Admitted OEjaplam 29 March,
1692. He died 4 Dec. 1694, and was buried in the
College Chapel with this gravestone ;

H. S. E.

Johan. Dampier arm. et hujus Coll. Capellan. qui obiit
4 Decemb.

A f Dom 1694
Anno <

( setatis zb.

1685.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

343

Giles Stoodley. fH. 10 April, 1685 (fil. Benjamin Stoodley
de Winsor Lata, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 16). C.fH. received
as <2L 1685, taken up for Battels by Bursar Hody.

Hercules Hoyles. ffi. 10 April, 1685 (fil. H. H. de Kings-
bridge, Devon, pauperis, set. 20). C.fft. received as
Servitor 1685, restored by Bursar Croke. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1687, 1688. B.A. 12 Oct. 1688. M.A.
7 July, 1691.

Andrew Tryst, m. 10 April, 1685 (fil. Thornse Tryst de
Maidford, Northampton, gen. ast. 16). (JLfft. received as
(St. 1685, restored by Bursar Latton. Admitted JJ.
27 Sept. 1686, of Meadford, Northants, aged 18. He
spoke the Goodridge Obit speech in 1691. B.A.
24 Oct. 1688. M.A. 1 July, 1691. B.M. 21 April, 1694.
D.M. 6 July, 1698. Admitted Jf. 30 June, 1693.
Elected Catechist 1691.

John Pooler. £H. 10 April, 1685 (fil. Johannis Pooler de
Bewdley, Vigorn. gen. 33t. 17). £.|H. received as (St.
1685, restored by Bursar Doyley. B.A. 20 Oct. 1688.
M.A. 15 June, 1691.

Rector of Ribbesford with the Chapel of Bewdley annexed,
10 July, 1695 ; died 11 August, 1706, aged 39, and is buried
at Ribbesford with an inscription on a flat stone. (Nash,
II. 272.)

Edward Baines. fH. 10 April, 1685 (fil. E. B. de Hertford,
pauperis, aet. 16). &JH. received as Servitor 1685, paid
over by Bursar Gould.

John Jones. fH. 22 Oct. 1685 (fil. Johannis Jones de
Somerton, Oxon. pleb. a3t. 18). (E.fH. received as <£.
21 Oct. restored by Bursar Dunster.

Samson Vallack. ffl. 30 Nov. 1685 (fil. Johannis Vallack
de Plymutha, Devon, gen. aet. 13). (£.fH. received as (ft.
1 May, 1686, restored 3 Jan. 1695. B.A. 2 July, 1689.
M.A. 18 April, 1692. B.M. 16 Dec. 1701.

344 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1685.

Robert Turner. £ft. 8 Dec. 1685 (fil. R. T. de Londin, gen.
set. 17). (£JH. received as (ft. 26 Nov. restored 3 Jan.
1695. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1685, 1686, 1687. B.A.
2 July, 1689. M.A. 3 July, 1693. Robert Turner of
Wadham was TerraB Filius in 1703.

Henry Embers. £H. 17 Dec. 1685 (fil. Rlchardi Embers de
Blanford, Dorcestr. pleb. ast. 18). C.fH. received as (ft.
7 Nov. restored by Bursar Lyndsay 26 Oct.

James Clerke. m. 26 Feb. 16§|- (fil. Johannis Clerke de
Londin. gen. set. 16). e.fH. received as (ft. 16f f, paid
over by Bursar Croke.

Gerard Clement, fH. 12 March, 16f| (fil. Pauli Clement
de Nether Compton, Dorcestr. cler. a3t. 16). (£.fft. re-
ceived as (ft. 16f|, restored by Bursar Lyndsay. B.A.
27 Feb. 1689.

One Gerard Clement was Vicar of Pitney (alias Kingstone),
Somerset, 28 June, 1704, and died there apparently in 1721.

William Baker, m. 18 March, 16fJ (fil. Gulielmi Baker
de Ilton, Somerset, cler. a3t. 16). &JEU received as (ft.
16f|-, restored by Bursar Latton 1686. He also paid
C.JH. (£6) 17 April, 1713, which was restored 26 Feb.
1714. Admitted g>. 27 Sept. 1686, of Ilton, Somerset,
aged 17. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1690, 1691, 1692;
in which last year he delivered the Obit speech. B.A.
22 Oct. 1689. M.A. 28 May, 1692. B. and D.D.
10 July, 1707. Admitted Jf. 30 June, 1693. Junior
Proctor 1696. Elected Bursar 1696, 1698, 1700, 1703,
1704, 1707, 1710; Sub-Warden 1697, 1699, 1701, 1708;
Elected barton after 17 May, admitted 23 May, 1719 ;
Rector of St. Ebbe's, Oxford ; Rector of Padworth,
Berks; Rector of St. Giles in the Fields, London, 1695-
1715 ; Rector of Bladon with Woodstock, 2 Oct. 1712-
1715; Archdeacon of Oxford 17 Feb. 1714. On Dec.
14, 1720, the College granted him three months' leave of
absence, on account of the necessary attendance in his
parish. And again on 14 April, 1722, being commanded

1685.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 345

by his Majesty to attend him to Hanover he had leave
of absence till his Majesty's return.

Elected Bishop of Bangor 1723 ; consecrated 23 Aug. ; he re-
signed the Wardenship 1724 ; translated to Norwich 19 Dec.
1727, "but there is no record of his having resided in the
diocese." He died at Bath 4 Dec. 1732, and was buried in the
abbey, with this monument :

Memorise Sacrum

Eeverendi admodum Prsesulis.

Gulielmi Baker, S. T. P.

Bangoriensis primum

Dein Norvicensis

Episcopi
Qui ILTONJE in Agro Somersetensi

Natus
In Collegio Wadhami apud Oxonienses

Bonis Literis Innutritus
Suam (1 suum) illud Collegium Alumnus

Socius Gardianus
Moribus, Prudentia, Auctoritate
Cohonestavit. Auxit, Stabilivit,
Ecclesioe Stl ^EGIDII Campis

Londini

Diu summ& cum Laude prsefuit Kector
Atque in Urbe Britannise nostrse

Primaria
Concionator Facundus, Doctus, Gravis,

Inter Celeberrimos emicuit
Mox ad Altiora Merito suo evectus
Non tarn ab Aniplissimis, quse gessit

Muneribus

Ipse Dignitatem mutuasse

Quam eadem proprio splendore

Illuetrasse videbatur.

Mortalitati valedixit

Quarto die Decembris

Anno i Humana3 Salutis MDCCXXXII

I ^Etatis LXV.

He is several times mentioned in Hearne's Diary, and appears
to have been a Whig. Hearne mentions an attempt to refuse

346 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1685-86.

him his D.D., probably made by Hearne himself. (July, 1707.)
His portrait hangs in the College Hall.

Digory Pearse. fit. 19 March, 16f| (fil. D. P. de Laun-

ceston, Cornub. pauperis, set. 18). (E.fH. received as
(ft. IGff-, restored by Bursar Lyndesay. B.A. 22 Oct.
1689.

Francis Mead. ffl. 19 March, 16f£ (fil. Richardi Mead de
Mursely, Buck. pleb. set. 16). CT.HH. received as
OL 23 March, 1685, restored 15 Oct. 1698. B.A. 22 Oct.
1689. M.A. 22 Oct. 1692. B.M. 1 Dec. 1696.

Robert Coke. m. 19 March, 1 6ff (fil. Jo. Coke de Oxon.,
pauperis, set. 17). C.fH. received as Servitor, 16ff,
restored 2 Aug. by Bursar Croke ? 1689. B.A. (Hart
Hall) 16 Oct. 1689.

1686.

Matthew Frampton. m. 26 March, 1686 (fil. Koberti
Frampton de Kingsbury, Hampton, cler. set. 16). (E.fft.
received as (ft. 16ff, restored by Bursar Croke. Elected
Demy of Magdalen, at the Golden Election, 1689. B.A.
(Magd.) 8 July, 1690. M.A. 12 May, 1693. B.M.
18 June, 1702. D.M. 9 May, 1706. Jf. 1694—1707 ;
Junior Dean of Arts 1703, 1704 ; Bursar 1705.

Hearne notes (3 June, 1707), that "on Friday last (i.e. 30 May),
Dr. Frampton married Mrs. Molly Levins, daughter of the late
Dr. Baptista Levins, Bishop of the Isle of Man." She was
about 16 or 17 years of age.

He died 22 Aug. 1742, aged 73, and was buried in St. Peter's
in the East, with the following inscription :

P. M. S. V. E. C.

Matthseus Frampton, M.D., obiit 22 Aug. 1742, set. 73. Col-
legio Magdalenensi lib. sexies condonavit. Mariam, Rev. Patris
D. Baptistse Sodor Ep. et Mariae Hyde ex illustrissima gente
fil. et hser. unicam uxorem duxit ex qua suscepit liberos tres
morte praomatura correptos.

1686.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 347

Edward Hart. fft. 26 March, 1686 (fil. Robert! Hart de
Prill, Buck. gen. set. 19). ODJK. received as Jf.<&.
16££, restored by Bursar Croke.

Apparently High Constable of Ashendon in 1698. (Lipscomb,
I. 102.)

William Colbron. fflL 26 March, 1686 (cler. fil.). &M.
received as Servitor 3 March, 1685, restored by Bursar
Dunster. B.A. 22 Oct. 1689.

Samuel Mee. ffiL 26 March, 1686 (gen. fil.). &M. re-
ceived as (ft. 24 March, 1685, restored by Bursar
Lydgould. B.A. 22 Oct. 1689. M.A. 28 May,* 1692.

John Bowyer. ffi. 26 March, 1686 (pleb. fil.). <EJK. re-
ceived as (ft. 24 March, 1685, restored 3 Jan. 1695.

Joseph Hoffe. fH. 27 March, 1686 (fil. J. H. de Sturminster
Newton, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 18). C.fflL received as
Servitor 24 March, 1685, restored 7 March, 1692. B.A.
20 Jan. 1690.

James Ludwell. ftt. 11 May, 1686 (fil. Roberti Ludwell
de Bruton, Somerset, gen. set. 15). <E.j3flU received as
OL 10 April, 1686, restored 25 Jan. 1692. B.A. 27 Feb.
1689. M.A. 19 Oct. 1693. Admitted OTtjaplam 21 Jan.
1692, probably till 7 Dec. 1694.

John Lee. fH. 14 May, 1686 (cler. fil.). C.ilE. received as
<£. 7 May, 1686, restored 8 July, 1689.

William Pembridge. n. 14 May, 1686 (fil. G. P. de
Marsmore, Gloucestr. gen. set. 17). CJft. received as C£.
14 June, 1686, restored 18 March, 16ff -

William Lennard. m. 20 May, 1686 (fil. G. L. de Crewk-
horne, Somerset, pauperis, set. 19). CC.fH. received as
Servitor 14 June, 1686, restored 27 April, 1699.

James Jennings, fft. 5 July, 1686 (fil. Roberti Jennings
de Abingdon, Bercher, arm). C.fH. received as (5.
11 Nov. 1686, restored by Bursar Lyndesay.

348 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1686.

Francis Wyndham. £H. 17 July, 1686 (fil. Johannis
Wyndham de Setterdown, Glam. gen. set. 16). C.fH. re-
ceived as {&. 8 June, 1686, restored by Bursar Dunster.
Admitted &• 24 Sept. 1687 of St. Bride's Major,
Glamorgan, aged 17.

John Pointer. £H. 12 Nov. 1686 (fil. Samuelis Pointer de
Londin. arm. set. 15). <£.fflL received as JfM. 13 June,
1686, restored 22 June, 1690. Probably John Pointer,
B.A. (of Merton) 29 Oct. 1691. M.A. 12 June, 1694.

John Leigh, fft* 12 Nov. 1686 (fil. J. L. ex Insula Vecti,
Hampton, arm. set. 16.) (£.fff. received as JfM. 21 Oct.

1686, restored July, 1691.

Thomas Cook. ffl. 12 Nov. 1686 (fil. Johannis Cook de
Axminster, Devon, pauperis, set. 17). (£.£H. received as
Servitor 23 Oct. 1686, restored by Bursar Lyndesay.
B.A. 26 June, 1690.

Thomas Lambert. fH. 26 Nov. 1686 (fil. Thomse Lambert
de Boy ton, Wilton, gen. set. 18). C.fH. received as <£.
11 Nov. 1686, restored by Bursar Croke. Probably
Thomas Lambert, B.C.L. (Merton) 6 July, 1693.

Second son of Thomas Lambert of Boyton ; Hector of Boyton
(1694), and Sherrington (1695).

Thomas Hart. ffi. 26 Nov. 1686 (fil. Roberti Hart de
Brill, Buck. gen. set. 17). <£JBL received as (ft. 30 May,

1687, restored by Bursar Croke 29 July. Elected Demy
of Magdalen 1689. B.A. 8 July, 3690. M.A. 12 May,
1693. B,D. 28 March, 1705. D.D. 1 July, 1708. Jf.
1696—1709.

Vicar of Oakley, Bucks, 24 May, 1707. He died 30 Sept. 1709,
and was buried at Brill, ? 15 Nov. 1709. A sermon which he
preached in the University Pulpit, was attacked for disloyalty,
see Hearne, 8 and 31 Aug. 1706. He was author of Carmen ad
Regem, apud pietatem Univ. Oxon. in obitum Marias Regince
1695.

1686.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 349

Samuel Bishop. £H. 4 March, 16ff (fil. S. B. de Finchfield,

i.e. Finchingfield, Essex, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as
(St. 5 Feb. 1687, restored by Bursar Durister 1687. Ad-
mitted S* 24 Sept. 1687 of Finchfield, Essex, aged 17.
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1693, 1694, 1695 ; delivered the
Obit speech 1694. B.A. 16 Oct. 1690. M.A. 21 June,
1693. Elected jf. 1695 (Bursar's Accounts). In the
chapel there is a stone : 8, B. 1695, which apparently
refers to him.

William Moore, fft. 14 March, 16f-f- (fil. Gulielmi Moore
de Newton Abbott, Devon, gen. set. 17). (£Jft. received
as (ft. 12 March, 1687, restored 21 Oct. 1690. B.A.
16 Oct. 1690.

Joseph Cradock. fft. 16 March, 16ff (fil. J. C. de Lei-
cestria, gen. set. 18). <!D.fH. received as (ft. II March,
1687, restored 19 May, 1691. B.A. 16 Oct. 1690.

The father was Mayor of Leicester 1687. The son was made
free of Leicester in 1691. Rector of Markfield 1699. M.A.
(of Clare Hall, Cainb.) 1710 ; died 17ff. (Nichols, III. 1149,
and IV. 802.)

William Hart. ffl. 16 March, 16 ff (fil Hart Hart de
Beaminster, Dorcestr. pauperis, set. 18). C.fH. received as
Servitor 21 Feb. 1687, and paid over by Bursar Lyndesay
to Kobert Hector.

One of this name was Master of the Free School at Netherbury,

Dorset.

John Jobbins. fK. 16 March, 16ff (fil. J. J. de Bradford,
Dorcestr. cler. set. 17). CLJH. received as (St. 9 March,
16f-J> restored by Bursar Croke, 3 June, — .

John Jobbins was Hector of Bradford Peverell 1662—1696.

Richard Dyer. fH. 16 March, 16ff (fil. Gulielmi Dyer de
Woodland, Devon, gen. set. 17). &.UH. received as (ft.
21 Feb. 1687, restored by Bursar Croke.

Anthony Whistler. fH. 17 March, 16f4 (fil. Johannis
Whistler de Whitchurch, gen. set. 17). tWfl* received as

350 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1686-87.

OL 17 March, 1687, restored 14 Oct. 1690. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1688, 1689. Admitted S>. 26 Sept. 1690.
B.A. 19 Jan. 1690. M.A. 21 June, 1693. He appears
to vacate his 5>» at Midsummer 1696.

Daniel Sagittary. fa. 18 March, 16ff (fil. Joachimo
Frederico Sagittary de Blandford, Dorcestr. M.D. set.
15). C.JH. received as <£L same day, restored by Bursar
Doyley 9 Nov. ? 1691. B.A. 16 Oct. 1690. M.A. (All
Souls) 6 June, 1694. JF. of All Souls.

He was instituted to the Rectory of Winterborne Abbas 1696,
and again in 1717 on being presented to Winterborne Steepleton.
He died 14 Jan. 1756, aged 84. " A gentleman of great worth,
virtue, and learning, an excellent parish priest, an agreeable
and cheerful companion, and a sincere friend." (Hutchins, II.
198.)

On a brass plate in the chancel of Winterborne Steepleton :
"Beneath this stone are deposited the remains of Daniel
Sagittary, M.A., formerly Fellow of All Souls' College in Ox-
ford, and sixty years Rector of this parish, who eminently
distinguished by the practice of every social virtue becoming a
man, thoroughly instructed in all that usefull learning which
constitutes the Scholar, polite and amiable in his address as a
Gentleman, of sound faith and irreprovable life as a Christian,
and actuated by a true primitive zeal in the discharge of his
ministry as a priest of the Church of England, lived beloved
and died lamented on the 14th of January, 1756, in the
eighty-fifth year of his age."

He was apparently brother of John Sagittary 16f|.

Robert Pinney. fH. 19 March, 16f~f (fil. Nicolai Pinney de
Combe Pine, Devon, cler. set. 17). <£.HH. received as
Servitor 8 June, 1687, restored 9 March, 16£f. B.A.
19 Nov. 1690.

1687.

Samuel Tilly. Admitted & 24 Sept. 1687 of Martook,
Somerset, aged 17. Goodridge Exhibitioner as (£.
1685, 1686, and as £. 1688 to 1692; made the Obit

1687.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 351

speech in 1693. B.A. 22 Oct. 1689. M.A. 28 May,
1692. B.D. 12 July, 1712. Admitted JF. 3 July, 1694.
Elected Bursar 1697 (?) and 1698. Proproctor of the
University. He apparently received his last stipend as
Jf. in 1702. Son of Samuel Tilly of Martock, Somerset,
cleric, and brother of William Tilly 1689, whom he
succeeded as Rector of Bladon (29 April, 1704), and
domestic Chaplain to the Earl of Abingdon : died
24 Aug. 1712. "He was an ingenious good-natured
man." (Hearne, 27 Aug. 1712.) In the chancel of
St. Mary's, Oxford, where he was buried 26 Aug., is a
diamond-shaped stone with this inscription :

TT Q Tp

Samuel filly, S. T. B.

Quondam Wadh. Coll. Soc.

Dein Rector de Bladon

Com. Oxon.
Humilis, mitis, pius

( Mt. 44
Ob" an Dni. 1712.

Samuel Colwell. OD.fH. received 27 Dec. (?) 1687, restored
by Bursar Lydgould.

Andrew Colwell. dT.fH. received and restored as above.
B.A. 22 May, 1690.

See one of the same name under 1689.

Andrew Hamilton. CLfft. received as (ft. 1 April, 1687,
restored by Bursar Lidgould. B.A. (of Trinity College,
Dublin), incorporated 2 May, 1687. M.A. 17 Oct. 1688.

fSl. Trin. Coll. Dublin 18 June, 1682, son of Patrick Hamilton
of Tyrone, aged 16. B.A. Spring Term 1686. B.D. and D.D.
Spring Term 1704.

Charles Norman. C.ffl. received as (ft. 1 April, 1687,

352 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1687.

taken up for Battels 3 June, 1605. B.A. (of Trin.

Coll. Dublin), incorporated 2 May, 1687.

fft. Trin. Coll. Dublin 1 May, 1682, son of Samuel Norman of
Down, aged 16. B.A. Spring Term 1686. M.A. Summer
Term 1693.

Francis Snow. C.fH. received as (ft. in the latter part of
1687, restored 13 Aug. 1689.

Matthew Maschall. C.fH. received as Servitor in the
latter part of 1687, restored by Bursar Lyndesay. B.A.
(Mascoll) 12 Oct. 1688.

William Hayward. fH. 10 June, 1687 (fil. — de Quedgly,
Gloucestr. gen. aet. 16). (C.fH. received as (ft. same day,
restored 21 Nov. 1689. ? B.A. (Magd. Hall) 26 March,
1691.

Evidently son of William Hayward of Wolstrop, born 23 Feb.
1670. (Fosbroke, I. 251.)

James Ford. fH. 17 June, 1687 (fil. Samuelis Ford de
Binfield, Bercher. S. T. P. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft.
28 May, 1687, restored 2 April, by Bursar Hody. B.A.
15 May, 1691.

John Rennell. m. 22 June, 1687 (fil. Gulielmi Rennell de
Hampson pv. ? parva D. pauperis, set. 18). C.fH. re-
ceived as Servitor 13 June, 1687, restored by Bursar
Lydgould. B.A. 27 April, 1691.

James Bisse. fH. 30 June, 1687 (fil. Edvardi Bisse de
Waltham, ? Westham, Essex, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received
as (ft. late in 1687, restored 1 Oct. 1689. Goodridge
Exhibitioner as (ft. 1687, 1688, 1689. Admitted g>.
30 Sept. 1689 of Westham, Essex, aged 18. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1693, 1695 : made the Obit speech 1695.
B.A. 15 May, 1691. M.A. 19 Jan. 1693. B.M. 22 April,
1697. D.M. 2 June, 1701. Elected $. apparently in
1695 : but his name only appears in the accounts 1695
and 1696.

He was grandson of Upton Bisse, 1613, and was entered at
Merchant Taylors' School 11 Sept. 1683 (born Aug. 1669)

1687.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 353

He was afterwards of Codicote, Herts, where he died 22 Oct.
1748, aged 80 : he married Anne, daughter of George Poyner
of Codicote, and was father of George Poyner Bisse 1737.

Thomas Leir (Lear), ffl. 2 July, 1687 (fil. D. Thomse
Leir de Lindridge in parochia de Byshop Stanton, i.e.
Bishop's Teignton, Devon ; eq. aurat. set. 15). (ZTJH. re-
ceived as ;fF.(ft. 14 May, 1687, restored by Bursar Croke.

Sir Thomas Lear of Lindridge, Baronet, died s.p. 1705 ; the
dignity became extinct in 1740.

Humphrey Briggs. m. 2 July, 1687 (fil. H. B. de Hawton,

i.e. Haughton in parochia de Shiffnall, Salop, arm. set.
17). <ZD4ft. received as JfM. 20 May, 1687, restored
1 Jan. 1690.

Richard Herbert. |H. 2 July, 1687 (fil. Gulielmi Herbert
de Onibury, Salop, arm. set. 17). (£.iftfl. received as
JfM. 3 June, 1687, restored 3 July, 1691.

Jonathan Sanders. fE. 8 July, 1687 (fil. Jonathan Sanders
de Dedham, Essex, cler. set. 17). dT.ftt. received as (ft.
in the last half of 1687, paid over by Bursar Lydgould.
Goodridge Exhibitioner as (ft. 1687. Admitted &.
1 Oct. 1688 of Poldam, Essex, aged 18. Goodridge
Exhibitioner as St. 1692. B.A. 15 May, 1691.

James Hyde. flflU 17 Oct. 1687 (fil. Richardi Hyde de
Silkeston, Hampton, arm. set. 16). <£JH. received as (ft.
in the last half of 1687, paid over by Bursar Lydgould.

Francis Atkins, fa. 17 Oct. 1687 (fil. F. A. de Chard,
Somerset, cler. set. 16). &.|H. received as (ft. in the last
half of 1687, restored by Bursar Lyndesay 12 April, — .

Thomas Curtis. fH. 24 Oct. 1687 (fil. Johannis Curtis de
Wells, Somerset, gen. set. 16). (E.JH. received as (ft, in
the last half of 1687, restored 12 March, 1690.

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354 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1687-88.

Dominus John Trevelyan. M. 25 Oct. 1687 (fil. Dni Jo.
? Geo. Trevelyan, baronetti, set. 17). <£.PL received as
JfM. in the last half of 1687, restored 9 Dec. 1690.

He was born 1670, and succeeded his father (see 16 f°) as
second baronet of Nettlecombe, Somerset. He died 25 Sept.
1755. He gave a bowl to the College which was ordered to be
exchanged with other plate 6 Dec. 1783.

Edward Baldwin. fflL 9 Dec. 1687 (fil. Francisci Baldwin
de — , Salop, gen. set. 16). (£JK. received as (ft. in the
last half of 1687, restored 1 Oct. 1689.

John Craven. PL Jan. 16f|- (baronetti fil.). &.JH. re-
ceived as OL 21 Jan. 1688, restored 29 Jan. 1695. B.A.
15 Oct. 1691. M.A. 9 June, 1694.

Probably son of Sir Anthony Craven of Spersholt, Berks. : if
so he died before his father, who died s.p.m. 1713.

1688.

Anthony Johnson, m. 30 March, 1688 (fil. A. J. de
Whitney, Hereford, gen. 33 1. 16). OLilH. received as (&.
8 March, 1688, restored 13 July, 1694. B.A. 22 Oct.
1691. M.A. 12 June, 1694.

Edmund Brickenden. ftt. 30 March, 1688 (fil. Thomas
Brickenden de Gorton, Somerset, cler. set. 15). C.jlH*
received as <£. 17 March, 1688, restored by Bursar
Dunster. Probably Edmund Brickenden, B.A. (Corpus)
22 Oct. 1691. M.A. (Oriel.) 17 Oct. 1695.

He is said to have been admitted " discipulus " (i.e. Scholar) at
Corpus from the diocese of Bath and Wells, 11 Dec. 1687 ; but
does not appear to have become jF. But these dates seem in-
compatible. Vicar of Sock, Somerset, 11 Dec. 1697, on the
resignation of his father. Succeeded his father as Vicar of
Gorton Dinham, 11 Jan. 1700 : Vicar of Odcombe, Somerset,
2 July, 1702, where he was buried 27 Feb. 17g|.

John Crosse. fH. 30 March, 1688 (fil. Francisci Crosse de
Bromfield, i.e. Broomfield, Somerset., med. doct. set. 18).

1688.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 355

C.fH. received as OL 23 March, 1688, restored 6 April,
1689.

Thomas Leir. fH. 4 April, 1688 (fil. Thomas Leir de
Cherlton Musgrave, Somerset, cler. set. 16). C.fH. re-
ceived as dt. 27 March, 1888, restored 5 Oct. 1689.
Admitted £>. 30 Sept. 1689, of Charlton Musgrove,
Somerset, aged 17. B.A. 15 Oct. 1691. M.A. 9
June, 1694. Delivered the Goodridge Obit speech
1696. Apparently became Jf. in 1698, and received his
stipend in 1700 for the last time.

Apparently Kector of Ditcheat, Somerset, 26 April, 1699, till
his death in 1730 : if so, father of Thomas Leir 1719.

John Lovell. fE. 4 April, 1688 (fil. J. L. de Evercrutch,
Somerset, pleb. set. 18). <2D.fft. received as Servitor
27 March, 1688, restored 15 Oct. 1689. B.A. 15 Oct.
1691.

Probably Rector of Portishead, Somerset, 13 April, 1702.

William Waller. fH. 5 April, 1688 (fil. W. W. de Newport
Pagnell, Buck, pleb. set. 16). (KM. received as <&.
3 Feb. 1688, restored 22 July, 1692. B.A. 24 Nov.
1691.

Probably Rector of Walton, Bucks, 23 June, 1711 ; died
18 Feb. 1750, aged 80, and was buried at Walton on 25 Feb.

Edmund Dawes. £H. 6 April, 1688 (fil. E. D. de Sutton,
Somerset, gen. set. 17). C.JH. received as (ft. same day,
restored 3 March, 1693. B.A. 15 Oct. 1691.

Thomas Dawes. JH. 6 April, 1688 (fil. Edmundi Dawes
de Cadbury, Somerset, gen. a3t. 16). <K.fft. received as
(ft. same day, restored Aug. ? 1693.

Samuel Strode. £H. 7 April, 1688 (fil. S. S. de Exonia,
gen. aet. 15). &.JH. received as (ft. same day, restored
20 April, 1691. Admitted g>. 26 Sept. 1690, of Exeter
Devon, aged 18. B.A. 15 Oct. 1691.

A A 2

356 WARDEN IRONSIDE. ,{1688.

Richard Fownes. m. 2 May, 1688 (fil. R. F. de Londin.
arm. set. 16). C.ffl. received as Jf.<&. 4 May, 1688,
restored 30 Nov. 1691.

Samuel Hopkins. fH. 25 May, 1688 (fil. Reverendissimi
Domini Ezechiel Hopkins Derensis Episcopi, natus
Raphoti in Com. Donnegallens. 83t. 14). (£.JH. received
26 April, 1688, paid over by Bursar Croke 12 Jan. — .

In the Life of Bishop Hopkins two sons are mentioned named

John and Charles, but no Samuel.

William Hamilton. fK. 25 May, 1688 (fil. Jacobi Hamilton
in Com. Donegallens. cler. aet. 14). (E.ffiL received as (ft.
26 April, 1688, restored by Bursar Lydgould 16 Dec. — .
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1689.

Joseph Fursse. M. 31 May, 1688 (fil. Gulielmi Fursse de
Sherburne, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). C.fH. received as
Servitor ? 14 June, 1688. Clerk of Magdalen 1687 to
1693. B.A. (Magd.) 23 Jan. 1691.

Rector of Brandeston, Norfolk, 6 March, 16f|, died 1733.

Thomas Goodall. £H. 25 June, 1688 (fil. Thomas Goodall
de Londin. gen. aet. 17). (JLfH. received as Jf.(ft. 14 June,
1688, restored 8 Oct. 1690.

Wadham Sprague. fflL 10 July, 1688 (fil. Johannis
Sprague de Saltash, Cornub. gen. set. 16). CJBL received
as OL 9 July, 1688, restored 9 April, 1689.

James Knight, m. 10 July, 1688 (fil. Johannis Knight de
Bromfield, Somerset, pleb. aet. 17). C.fH. received as
Or. 9 July, 1688, taken up for Battels 28 July, 1698.
B.A. 28 May, 1692.

Apparently Vicar of Ninehead, Somerset, 17 Oct. 1700, re-
signed 1720. Vicar of Wembdon 11 Jan. 1720. He was also
Vicar of Henstridge 21 June, 1737, and Precentor of Wells ;
died 6 Feb. 1757, aged 86 years and 6 months.

Hugh Piper. fH. 6 Sept. 1688 (fil. Philippi Piper de
Lanceston, Cornub. arm. set. 16). (!L£B. received as JF.<£.
28 Sept. 1688, restored 12 April, 1691.

1688.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 357

Gerard Martin. fH. 6 Nov. 1688 (fil. - - gen. set. 18).
«DJK. received as OL 1 Oct. 1688, restored 25 March,
1691.

Edward Wood. ffi. 16 Nov. 1688 (fil. Thomse Wood de
Littleton, Middlesex, gen. set. 17). <£.fft. received as
JfM. 15 Oct. 1688, restored 8 Feb. 1692.

George Savill. jjH. 4 Dec. 1688 (fil. Gulielmi Savill de
Bakewell, Derb., arm. set. 17). He paid £15 C.fft. for
self, brother and guardian 3 Nov. 1688, and it was
restored by Bursar Croke on 6 Oct. — .

Thomas Clarges. |H. 4 Jan. 16ff, Dns. T. C. in con-
ventione delegatus Oxon. Univ. futurus in matriculam
ejusdem ascriptus est. He was also Burgess in the
first parliament of William III. 1689—1695.

Sir Thomas Clarges, Knighted 1660, was brother-in-law of
Monk, Duke of Albermarle, and assisted in bringing about the
Restoration ; died 4 Oct. 1695.

Thomas Cox. fE, 4 March, 16ff (fil. Thomse Cox de
Melbury, Dorcestr. gen. get. 17). &.4E. received as (ft.
20 Feb. 1689, restored by Bursar Lidgould. Admitted
S. 26 Sept. 1690, of Gasper, Somerset, aged 19. B.A.
15 Oct. 1692. M.A. 28 May, 1695.

Thomas Mills. UH. 12 March, 16ff (fil. Johanriis Mills de
Barley, Hartf., cler. set. 17) ; but Cotton in his Fasti
EccL Heb. gives the Bishop of Waterford a different
parentage. C.fH. received as (ft. 5 Feb. 1689, restored
by Bursar Croke. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1691, 1692.
B.A. (Milles) 15 Oct. 1692. M.A. (Edm. Hall) 28 May,
1695. B.D. (Ch. Ch.) 9 May, 1704. Admitted (Chaplain
7 Dec. 1694. Became Vice Principal of St. Edmund
Hall 1695. Succeeded Hody as Regius Professor of
Greek 1706.

Chaplain to Thomas, Earl of Pembroke, Lord Lieutenant of
Ireland. Consecrated Bishop of Waterford 18 April, 1708 ;
died 13 May, 1740, and was buried in Waterford Cathedral.
Edited St. Cyril, 1703.

Hearne is never tired of attacking Milles ; see his comments
on the appointment to the Greek Professorship under date
17 and 18 Feb. 1707. (O.H.S., I. p. 326, &c.).

358 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1688.

He was unceasing in his exertions to restore and rebuild the
churches of his diocese, and among them created from its ruins
the ancient church of St. Olaf in Waterford, which was con-
secrated 29 July, 1734. Over the entrance is the following
inscription :

Templum hoc

Sto Olavo Regi ac Martyri

Dicatum resedificavit A.D. MDCCXXXII

Thomas Milles S.T.P. Episcopus Waterfordi

Qui etiam curavit ut ecclesiaB Sti. Patricii

Waterford, Drumcannon, Kilsteran, Rathronan

Ardfinane and Kinsalebeg

Reficierentur
Accepi lateritiam, reliqui marmoream.

He also presented three large brass chandeliers, and the
Communion plate, besides ordering the recasting of the bells.

John Eyans. M. 13 March, 16ff (fil. Antonii Eyans de
Badbrooke, Oxon. gen. set. 15). (JD.Jft. received as (&.
5 Feb. 1689, restored 25 Oct. 1690. Admitted S>.
26 Sept. 1690, of Bagbrook, Oxford, aged 17. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1693, 1694, 1695. B.A. 15 Oct. 1692.
M.A. 28 May, 1695. Became Jf. in 1698. Elected
Bursar 1699 and 1702. Junior Proctor 1703, He re-
ceived stipend as JF. till 1704. Mr. Eyans paid CJH. as
(&. 3 Dec. 1705, which was taken up to pay Battels,
July, 1716. He died 23 June, 1719, and was probably
buried in the Chapel where there was a stone marked
J. E. 1719 :

He presented to the College a large MS. Book, in which are
recorded the certificates of those who took the oaths of supre-
macy and allegiance, beginning 9 Oct. 1715. Brother of
Thomas Eyans 1702.

Sackvill Gwynn. fffiL 22 March, 16ff (fil. — de Llanvair
bryn. Carmarden, arm. set. 15). CT.M. received as JF.(2L
21 March, 1689, taken up to pay Battels 3 Jan. 1695.

Thomas Wood. ffl. 23 March, 16ff (fil. Kolandi Wood de
Brookrup, i.e. Brock throp, Glocestr. gen. set. 16). C.fH.
received as Off same day, restored by Bursar Lidgould.

1688-89.] WARDEN IRONSIDE. 359

Daniel Wood. Brother of the above, fH. same day,
aged 15.

Robert Hector. fa. 23 March, 16ff (fil. Gulielmi Hector
de St. Georg, Somerset, pauperis, set. 17). &M. re-
ceived as Servitor ? same day, restored by Bursar
Hodges (? Hody). Admitted <&lflft 23 Oct. 1691. B.A.
27 Oct. 1692.

John Haynes. m. 23 March, 16ff (fil. J. H. de Shrewsbury
Salop, pauperis, set. 17). <&.M. received as Servitor
11 May, 1689. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1691 (Heyns),
BA. (Heyns) 4 July, 1691. M.A. (Line.) 1 July, 1700,

1689,

Richard Bentley. <&M. received as <E. 6 July, 1689,
restored 30 July, 1690. Incorporated M.A. of Oxford
from St. John's Coll. Camb. 4 July, 1689.

Kichard Bentley was born 27 Jan. 16f| educated at Wakefield
Grammar School, entered St. John's Coll. Camb. 24 May, 1676
(de Oulton fil. Thorns Bentley defuncti, annos natus 15, ad-
missus est subsizator). B.A. 23 Jan. 16f$. M.A. 1683.
S.T.P. 1696. Domestic Chaplain to Dr. Stillingfleet, Bishop of
Worcester 1689 : as tutor to whose son James (see below), he
came to Wadham College ; Master of Trinity College, Cam-
bridge 1700 ; Archdeacon of Ely June, 1701. Author of
Tracts on Atheism and Deism. Editor of Horace, Terence,
Phsedrus, and the Epistle* of Phalaris. Died 14 July, 1742,
and was buried in Trinity College Chapel, where a small
square stone with this inscription marks the resting place of
this great scholar :

H. S. E.

Richardus Bentley S.T.P.R.

Obiit 14 Jul., 1742,

^Etatis 80.

Nicholas Ady. m. 3 May, 1689 (fil. N. A. de Creeklade,
Wilton, cler. set. 18).

360 WARDEN IRONSIDE. [1689.

John Cater. M. 16 May, 1689 (fil. Samuelis Cater de
Stansted, Essex, arm. set. 15). &.JH. received as JfM.
19 April, 1689, taken up for Battels 14 May, 1690.

John Arnold. IE. 16 May, 1689 (fil. Antonii Arnold de
Glocestria, gen. get. 16). C.fH. received as (ft. 23 April,
1689, restored 7 April, 1693.

Thomas Turberville. ffl. 16 May, 1689 (fil. Thomas
Turberville de Stoke, Dorcestr. arm. set. 16). (JT.fH. re-
ceived as $.<&. 2 May, 1689, restored 18 June, 1691.

Probably eldest son and heir of Thomas Turberville of Bere
Kegis : succeeded his father 1701, and died 3 Feb. 1704.

Francis Tuthill. ftt. 16 May, 1689 (fil. F. T. de Bridge-
water, Somerset, gen. set. 16). dLfft. received as (£.
11 May, 1689, restored 16 Dec. 1695. B.A. 17 Jan.
1692. M.A. 22 Nov. 1695.

James Stillingfleet. m. 4 July, 1689 (fil. Edvardi Stil-
lingfleet Decani St. Pauli, Londin. set. 14). C.JH. re-
ceived as JFM. 6 July, 1689, restored 16 June, 1691
(? 1697). B.A. 13 April, 1692. M.A. 1 July, 1695.
Prebendary of Worcester 18 Feb. 16ff, and Rector of
Hartlebury 169f. Dean of Worcester 1726. He died 3 Sept.
1746, and is buried in the cathedral.

Seymor Gulston. JH. 4 July, 1689 (fil. Reverendi Gulielmi
Gulston, Bristoliensis, sic, aet. 17). C.fH. received as Qt.
11 May, 1689, restored 23 July, 1695. B.A. 13 April,
1692. M.A. 9 May, 1695.

His father held the Rectory of Simonsbury in commendani
with the Bishopric of Bristol, and died there in 1684 : Seymour
Gulston presented himself as Rector of Simonsbury 25 Sept
1695, and died in 1716, and was buried there. (Nichols,
Leic. II. 407. Hutchins, Dorset II. 245).

Edward Lyndon. fH. 10 July, 1689 (fil. Johannis Lyndon
Hibern. arm. set. 17). «D.fS. received as OL 6 July, 1689.
restored 30 June, 1691. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1689,
1690.

1689.]

WARDEN IRONSIDE.

361

Humfrey Pitts. fH. 13 July, 1689 (fil. Stephani Pitts de
Londin. gen. set. 17). (E.fft. received as (&. ? 23 March,
1689, and restored by Bursar Hodges. Admitted 2>,
25 Sept. 1691, of London, aged 18. B.A. 27 Oct. 1692.
M.A. 28 May, 1695. B.M. 12 May, 1698. D.M. 16 Jan.
1701. He became JF. in 1698, and received his last
stipend in 1703. Elected Bursar in 170X.

Warden Dimeter.

Robert Colwell. C.ffl. received as OL 14 Oct. 1689, re-
stored by Bursar Lyndesay 31 May, — .

Andrew Colwell. dr.fflL received as above, restored by
Bursar Lyndesay 16 July, — . Possibly B.A. 28 Oct.
1696. M.A. 4 July, 1699. B.M. 10 Dec. 1702, but see
Caleb.

See one of this name in 1687.

Benjamin Bayley. OT.fH. received as Servitor 12 Nov.
1689, restored 9 Oct. 1699. B.A. (Bayly) 15 Oct. 1692.
M.A. 31 Oct. 1695. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1698,
1699.

His portrait is in Dr. Griffiths' Collection in the Warden's
Lodgings.

John Gayer. <£.fH. received as Servitor 14 Nov. 1689,
restored 12 Jan. 1694.

Thomas Smith. fH. 10 Oct. 1689 (fil. Johannis Smith de
Halls, Somerset, pauperis, set. 19). <£.i!H. received as
g>. 20 Sept. 1689, restored 28 Nov. 1691.

William Hughes, m. 31 Oct. 1689 (fil. Serjeant Hughes

de B ton, Oxon. cler. set. 18). (JLJH. received as

(ft. 24 Oct. 1689, restored by Bursar Hodges.

Robert Lamport. ftt. 26 Nov. 1689 (fil. Thomas Lamport
de Alton, Hampton, gen. set. 17). (£.JH. received as (ft.
1 Nov. 1689, restored 21 Aug. 1691.

1690.

WARDEN DUNSTER.

368

William Tilly. IE. 11 Dec. 1689 (fil. Samuelis Tilly de
Martock, Somerset, cler. set. 14). (E.ilft. received as
Servitor 7 Dec. 1689, restored 13 Oct. 1691. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1689, 1690. He subsequently migrated to
Corpus Christi Coll., where he was admitted " discipulus "
(i.e. Scholar) 9 Aug. 1692, and "scholaris" (i.e. Junior
Fellow) 1697 from the diocese of Bath and Wells. B.A,
2 Nov. 1693. M.A. 20 May, 1697. B.D. 19 July, 1707.
D.D. 22 June, 1711.

Author of several sermons. There are many references in
Hearne (O.H.S. I. p. 10), to an Assize sermon of his preached
19 July, 1705. Probably son of Samuel Tilly 16f£, and
brother of Samuel Tilly 1687.

Anthony Lynch. fH. 12 Dec. 1689 (fil. Gulielmi Lynch de
Newbury, Bercher. pauperis, set. 17). C.fft. received as
Servitor 14 Oct. 1689, restored 2 Nov. 1692. Admitted
28 Oct. 1692. B.A. 21 June, 1693.

George Webb. m. 20 March, 16f£ (fil. Henrici Webb de
Coleshill, Bercher, arm. a3t. 15). <£,fK. received as Jf.(&.
(George Webb Pratt) 28 Feb. 1690, restored 28 Jan.
1692.

Henry Cox. M. 21 March, 16ff (fil. Thomse Cox de
Dodington Magna, Northampton, gen. set. 17). &JH.
received as OL 8 May, 1690, restored 6 Oct. 1692.
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1691. Admitted £. 23 Sept.
1692, of Dorrington, Northants, aged 18. B.A. 18 Dec.
1693.

169O.

John Morris. Admitted S>. 26 Sept. 1690, of Bishops
Castle, Salop, aged 18. C.fE. received as (ft. 1 Feb.
1690, restored by Bursar Lydgould 9 Jan. — . B.A.
28 May, 1692. M.A. 23 April, 1695. Goodridge Ex-
hibitioner 1696. Appears as Jf. 1698, but presumably
was Lever admitted.

364 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1690.

William Whitlock. ®M. received as JfM. 26 July, 1690,
restored 25 July, 1694.

Mr. Peter Waldo. ft.fH. received as OL 21 Oct. 1690, re-
stored 11 April, 1695. m. (Exeter) 18 March, 16ff (fil.
Danielis Waldo de Harrow super Collem, Middlesex, arm.
at. 17). B.A. 27 Oct. 1692. M.A. 28 May, 1695. B.D.
and D.D. (All Souls) 5 July, 1720. Admitted (Eljaplattt
7 Dec. 1694 (the last entry in the Admission book before
the great gap), but he does not appear as Chaplain after
1696. He appears to have held the office of Sub- Warden
1695 — 1696 : but as he was not a $. this seems im-
probable. He was Proproctor in the year 1705, when
Hearne mentions (Oct. 31) that he opposed the degrees
of the son of the Bishop of Worcester (Dr. Lloyd).

He was Eector of Aston Clinton, Bucks., 1 Dec. 1716 : his
Will is dated Oct. 1745, and was proved in the following
March : he was buried at Aston 28 Jan. 17|f , where there is a
slab with this inscription :

M.S.

Peter (sic) Waldo S.T.P. Filii Danielis Waldo
De Harrow in Agro Middlesexise Armigeri

Qui

Pro Sua et Academise Oxoniensis dignitate
Postquam magistratum Bis administraverat

(Non Privatse Kei et Reinotse
Sed Sacrse et Parochiali obstrictus),
Ecclesise huic Triginta circiter annos

Usq. ad mortem invigilavit,

Pastor Bonus, Prsesens, Assiduus

Verse Pietatis Cultor et Vindex Strenuus

Fucatae Indagator et Hostis acerrimus

Inter Pares et Potentes Placere

Idem novit in loco Reprehendere

Sensa (sic) animi quse semper Liberrime protulit

Ita Decorabat Vitae Integritate

Ut Veritate amicos non obsequio pararet

Uxorem duxit Emmam Filiam natu maximam

Theophili Leigh de Adlestrop in agro Gloc. armigeri

De qua Tredecim Liberis susceptis

1690.1 WARDEN DUNSTER. 365

Sex tantum (cum matre) reliquit Superstites

Obiit Jan. 25° An. Sal. 1745, set. 74

Vidua et Filius unions Testament! Curatores

M. P.

Samuel Smith, fju 7 April, 1690 (fil. S. S. de Sherborne,
Dorcestr. gen. set,. 16). C.JH. received as (ft. 19 Feb.
1690, restored 27 March, 1693.

Possibly Samuel Smith, B.A. (Exeter) 19 Oct. 1693, who was
admitted to the table of sojourners there, 29 March, 1693 : his
name was removed 13 June, 1695.

Edward Ash. flflu 7 April, 1690 (fil. Gulielmi Ash de
Heitsbury, Wilton, arm. set. 16). CJft. received as
JF&. 1 Feb. 1690, restored 25 Feb. 1691.

Son and heir of William Ashe of Heytesbury : died 22 May,
1748, aged 75, s.p.

Richard Barrington. ffi. 7 April, 1690 (fil. Thomse
Barrington de Hatfield, i.e. Hatfield Broadoak, Essex,
arm. set. 16). C.fH. received as (ft. 26 Feb. 16f£, re-
stored 1 Feb. 1692.

Died unmarried. (Morant, II. 505.)

Henry Fry. fflL. 7 April, 1690 (fil. H. F. de Dear Peake,
i.e. Deer Park, in Buckerell, Devon, arm. set. 17). &.$&.
received as Jf.<&. 3 April, 1690, restored 26 May, 1691.

The male line of the Frys of Deer Park became extinct in
Henry Fry, who died 1772.

Richard Garland. fH. 7 April, 1690 (fil. Johannis Garland
de Marwood, Devon, gen. set. 16). (£.i!H. received as (ft.
21 Feb. 1690, taken up by Bursar Lydgould for Battels,
4 Feb. — .

Peter Brice. fff. 7 April, 1690 (fil. Hugonis Brice de
Crookhorne, Somerset, gen. set. 17). <£JH. received as
(ft. 14 March, 1690, restored 3 March, 1694. B.A. (New
Inn Hall) 8 March, 1693.

366 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1690.

Robert Vile. ffl. 7 April, 1690 (fil. Edmundi Vile de
South Petherton, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16). C.fft. re-
ceived as Servitor 19 Feb. 1690, restored 6 March, 1693.

Thomas Leaver. M. 9 April, 1690 (fil. Johamris Leaver
de Bolton, Lancastr. cler. set. 18). &.fft. received as (ft.

5 April, 1690, restored 21 March, 1692.

Francis Eyre. M. 9 April, 1690 (fil. Samuelis Eyre de
Sarum, Wilton, gen. aet. 17). C.fft. received as (ft.
(Ayre) 1 March, 1690, restored 16 Oct. 1691. Admitted
Sk. 25 Sept. 1691, of Sarum, aged 19. B.A. 19 Oct.
1693. M.A. 13 June, 1696. D.D. (by Dipl.) 15 Jan.
1734. He does not appear as S* after Midsummer,
1696.

Probably Rector of Steeple Langford 1698—1703. Prebendary
of Ufculme (Sarum) 1711 to 1739 when he died.

Henry Cooke. ffi. 9 April, 1690 (fil. Gulielmi Cooke de
Gloucestr. gen. set. 17). C.fK. received as (ft. 10 Feb.
1690, taken up for Battels.

Joseph Smalbone. fH. 9 April, 1690 (fil. Johannis Smal-
bone de Middlesex, gen. aet. 17). (K.fH. received as (ft.

6 March, 1690, restored 10 Dec. 1692.

Alexander Mayow. fH. 12 April, 1690 (fil. Philippi
Mayow de Morvall, Cornub, gen. set. 17). (SLfft. received as
(ft, 4 April, 1690, restored 11 Nov. 1695, replaced in the
first half of 1697, restored 27 July by Bursar Baker.
B.A. 19 Oct. 1693. M.A. 25 June, 1697.

John Giles, ffi. 30 May, 1690 (fil. Gulielmi Giles de
Lovington, Somerset, pauperis, set. 17). (E.JH. received
as Servitor 22 May, 1690, taken up for Battels 28 July,
1698. B.A. 19 Jan. 1693.

Vicar of Cossington, Somerset, 19 March, 1699.

George Herbert. fH. 31 May, 1690 (fil. -- gen.).

received as (ft. 5 May, 1690, taken up for Battels 21 Jan.
I7£f. B.A. 13 March, 1693.

1690.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 367

Walter Ernie. f&. 3 June, 1690 (fil. Edvardi Ernie do
Maddington, Wilton, baronettus, set. 18). (E.ififl. of
Sir Walter Ernie received as JF.<£. for self and servant
£15, 1 Feb. 16|f, restored 29 June, 1729.

He was grandson and heir of Sir Walter Ernie of New Sarum,
Wilts (being eldest son of Edward Ernie, ob. v. p,), whom he
succeeded circa 1682. He died unmarried and a minor in
1690, and was succeeded by his brother Edward.

Thomas Bewis. ffl. 3 June, 1690 (fil. — gen.). £.Jft. re-
ceived (Bew) 10 July, 1690, paid over 30 July, 1694 by
Bursar Croke.

Robert Pinny. flj. 19 July, 1690 (fil. R. P. de Isle Abbotts,
Somerset, pauperis, set. 19). (E.JH. received as Servitor
28 July, 1690, paid over by Bursar Lidgould 17 Nov.
1690. B.A. (Pinney) 19 Nov. 1690.

Robert Andrew, m. 17 Oct. 1690 (fil. — de Harleton,
Northampton, arm. — ). £.fft. received as $.<&. 8 Oct.
1690, restored 13 Sept. 1693.

He was son of Thomas Andrew of Harleston, and died s.p.
1 July, 1739, bequeathing Harleston to his godson Kobert
Andrew. (Baker, I. 168.)

In the Church at Harleston is the following :
Juxta depositum jacet quicquid mortale fuit Roberti Andrew
Armigeri Thomse Andrew et Ann SB uxoris filii : Antiquissima
stirpe, patre natalis soli amantissimo oriundi : arduis temporibus
Hujusce comitatus non sine summo vitse discrimine, bis vice-
comite : qui uno eodemque anno se vidit ad dignitatem amplis-
simam evectum ; Britanniam, Tyrannidis jugo feliciter excusso,
in Libertatem auream vindicatam. Hoc fonte derivati in
patriam populumque fluxit, diffusa Koberti liberalitas. Cujus
memoriam animi candor, sedulitas officiosa, mores illibati per-
vetusta et (proh pudor) obsoleta prope gentis Anglicanaa
hospitii munera sempiterna) laudi commendarunt. Priscao fidei

368 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1690-91.

legum civicarum virtutis verse rigidus satelles ; Voluit esse
Probus : et quo posset ab Aula se sponte relegavit. Ab Urbis
Fumo strepituque procul remotus paterna coluit rura urbani-
tatis nequaquam expers. Et dum insolito quoquam ardore
feras insecutus est, Homines benevolentia Summ^que comi-
tate facile captavit. Bene dum latuit, bene vixit. Et dignissi-
morum Avorurn neutiquam indignus ad eorundem Manes
descendit. Multis ille bonis flebilis occidit, Julii die 7° anno
setatis suae 67° seise Christianse, 1739°.

Humphrey Smith. M. 17 Nov. 1690 (fil. Thomse Smith
de Kidlington, Oxon. gen. set. 17). <£JH. received as
JF.OL 11 Oct. 1690, restored 7 Oct. 1693.

Walter Yonge. m. 3 Dec. 1690 (fil. J. Y. de Charnes,
Stafford, gen. set. 17). <&M. received as OL 31 Oct.
1690, restored 11 July, 1693.

Isaac Tomkys. m. 3 Dec. 1690 (fil. J. T. de Bilston,
Stafford, gen. set. 18). C.JEL received as OL 28 Oct.
1690, restored by Bursar Whiting 21 July, — .

Jonathan Oltramare. fBL 3 Dec. 1690 (fil. J. O. de
Brixton, Devon, pauperis, set. 18). (£.fH. received as
Servitor 24 Oct. 1690, restored by Bursar Whiting
7 Nov. 1692. B.A. (St. Mary Hall) 9 June, 1694.

Thomas Tacke. » 19 Jan. 16£$ (fil. T. T. de Exonia,
Devon, gen. set. 16). (£JH. received as JfM. 18 Jan.
16f?, restored 8 March, 1672 (? 92).

Arthur Hody. fH. 19 Jan. 16f?- (fil. Richardi Hody de
Batcombe, Somerset, cler. set. 16). <£.fH. received as <£.
18 Jan. 16f£, restored by Bursar Baker. B.A. 29 Nov.
1694. M.A. 8 June, 1697.

William Legg. m. 21 Feb. 16f -J- (fil. de G. L. de Isle of
Wight, sic, Hampton, gen. set. 16). (£.fff. received as (ft.

1690-91.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 369

5 Feb. 16ff , restored 30 June, 1694. B.A. as Grand
Compounder, 19 May, 1698.

Robert Wood. fa. 5 March, 16f¥ (fii. Thomse Wood de
Littleton, Middlesex, gen. set. 16). £.fH. received as (ft .
28 Jan. 16ff, restored 22 April, 1695. B.A. 16 Oct.
1694.

Thomas Lugg. fft. 5 March, 16f J (fil. Laurentii Lugg de
Glocestria, gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as (ft. 5 Feb.
B-A- 16 Oct. 1694.

John Dennet. fa. 5 March, 16ff (fil. J. D. de Blandford,

Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). WE. received as (St. 5 Feb.

16f£, restored by Bursar Whiting. Admitted &.

23 Sept. 1692, of Blanford, Dorset, aged 17. B.A.

16 Oct. 1694. M.A. 2 June, 1697. Appears as Jf.

July, 1698. Elected Bursar 1700.

One John Dennet the father is mentioned on the monument of
John Dennet, who died 1772, aged 59, and is buried at Bland-
ford Forum.

Edward Bampfield. fa. 16 March, 16f£ (fil. J. B. de
Branscombe, Devon, pauperis, set. 18). C.fH. received
as Servitor 5 Feb. 16f£, restored 1 April, 1693. B.A.
(St. Mary Hall) 20 Oct. 1694. A legacy from
" Mr. Bampfield " of five guineas is mentioned in the
Bursar's accounts 1721—22.

Isaac Basset, m. 20 March, 16ff- (fil. H. B. de Dentry,
? Daventry, Northampton., gen. set. 17). &.UH. received
as (St. same day, restored 5 July, 1697. B.A. 29 Nov.
1694.

1691.

Philip Le Gytes. C.fft. received as (St. 5 Oct. 1691, restored
18 Jan. 16fi.

Possibly identical with Philip Le Geyt. B.A. Pembroke,
18 June, 1695, who fH. 29 Oct. 1691 (fil. Sim. de Alcester,

B B

370 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1691.

Warwic. pauperis, set. 15) and was admitted j$. of Pembroke,
on the foundation of the Bishop of Winchester 22 Feb. 16§f :
but it is to be noted that his name is found in the Buttery
Books at Pembroke 25 Sept. 1691 : it disappears in June,
1698.

Henry Poole. UH. 26 March, 1691 (fil. Nev. P. de
Hammersmith, Middlesex, arm. set. 17).

Gaspar Ouldham. m. 31 March, 1691 (fil. G. O. de
Londin., Middlesex, pauperis, set. 16). B.A. (Jasper
Oldham) Alban Hall, 26 Nov. 1694.

Charles Basset. Jfl. 31 March, 1691 (fil. Gulielmi Basset
de Londin., Middlesex, gen. set. 17). <£Jft. received as
(ft. 25 March, 16ff, restored 27 March, 1695.

William Roberts. fflflL 31 March, 1691 (fil. H. R. de Ex-
minster, Devon, gen. set. 17). &.IH. received as (ft.

24 March, 16f£, restored by Bursar Gerard. B.A.
16 Oct. 1694. M.A. 20 June, 1710.

John Nosworthy. flS. 31 March, 1691 (fil. Edvardi Nos-
worthy de Dipford, Devon, cler. set. 16). C.JH. received
as (ft. 25 March, 16ff, taken up for Battels 22 Jan.
I7£f . B.A. 16 Oct. 1694. M.A. 8 June, 1697.

Thomas Ley. |H. 31 March, 1691 (fil. J. L. de Hewish,
Devon, pauperis, set. 17). (JLfH. received as Servitor

25 March, 16ff, restored 27 March, — . B.A. 16 Oct.
1694.

Jonathan Godfrey. ffi. 2 April, 1691 (fil. J. G. de
Kimbury, Wilton, pleb. sdt. 17). C.fGL received as (ft.
25 March, 16f£, restored 16 July, 1695. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1693, 1694. B.A. 16 Oct. 1694. He
appears as (ftjaplatn in 1696 and 1697 : during part of
the time he had a deputy named Morris.

William Grobham. f&. 4 April, 1691 (fil. J. G. de Chard,
Somerset, gen. set. 15). C.fft. received as (ft. 21 March,
16f£, restored 20 March, 16ff.

1691.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 371

Rowland Cotton. |H. 22 April, 1G91 (fil. Radulphi Cotton
de Newcastle, Stafford, arm. set. 16). (ST.fH. received as
<!L 19 April, 1691, restored 6 June, 1694.

John Willet. ffl. 13 May, 1691 (fil. J. W. de Cirencester,
Gloucestr. pleb. aet. 17). <2D.4ft. received as (ft. 13 May.
1691, restored 5 Oct. 1694. Admitted g>. 28 Sept

1694, of Cyrencester, Glouc., aged 19. Goodridge Ex-
hibitioner 1693, and as S>. 1696 and 1697. B.A. 17 Oct.

1695. M.A. 30 Oct. 1697. He delivered the Goodridge
Obit speech in 1699. Apparently he became Jf. in
1699, and continued till 1715. Elected Bursar in 1703,
1707, 1708, 1710, and Sub-Warden 1704 and 1712.

He was presented by the Society to the Vicarage of Wadhurst,
and appears to have been instituted 10 May, 1714. This was
the first presentation made by the College, no vacancy having
occurred since the Advowson was given them in 1668 (see
Thomas Aynscombe 1663). From the tenor of his will he
seems to have resided much at Cirencester ; Mr. Turner seems
generally to have officiated as Curate of Wadhurst, but from
1732 — 1736 the Vicar's writing is found in the Registers. He
died 31 Jan. 17f f , and was buried at Wadhurst, where there is
a monument on the North Wall of the Chancel with this
inscription :

H. S. E. Johanni Willett, A.M. hujusce ecclesiaB annos
XXVIII Vicario homini probo benevolent! et perquam
modesto, Sacerdoti pio vigili, fidei Christiana) rituumque
Ecclesise Anglicanae vindici strenuo obijt, Jan. 31, anno XTI
1742, setatis SUSB 69.

Also at the entrance of the Chancel of the Church at Cir-
encester is a monument with this inscription :

To the memory of the Rev. John Willett, only son of John
and Susanna Willett, inhabitants of this town. He was many
years Vicar of Wadhurst, in Sussex, and among other exemplary
qualities exhibited a striking instance of the goodness of his
heart in his attention towards his twin sister, Mrs. Susanna
Clutterbuck, who was left a widow with six children : his
tender regard for their welfare ceased but at his death, which
happened 30 Jan. 1742, in the 70th year of his age, when his
remains were deposited in his own parish church of Wadhurst.

B B 2

372 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1691.

This and the corresponding monument were erected by the
executors of Mrs. Elizabeth Cripps in pursuance of his will.

The corresponding monument is to the memory of the
Clutterbuck family.

William Wind. m. 15 May, 1691 (fil. Henrici Wind de
Ded brook, Gloucestr. cler. set. 19). OT.fH. received as
Servitor 14 May, 1691, restored 31 June, 1693. Ad-
mitted OHedt 22 June, 1693. B.A. (Winde) 26 Jan.
1694. M.A. 4 July, 1698.

John Wallis. m. 1 July, 1691 (fil. J. W. de Londin.,
Middlesex, gen. set. 17). &.f&. received as <E. 14 June,
1691, taken up to pay Battels 12 Aug. 1693. Demy of
Magdalen 1693. B.A. 30 April, 1695. M.A. 20 Jan.
1697. B.D. 7 March, 1708. Jf. 1703 to 12 July, 1717;
Laudian Professor of Arabic 9 March, I70f to 1738 ;
Proproctor 1703 ; Junior Dean of Arts 1709 ; Dean of
Divinity 1710 ; Bursar 1711.

Vicar of East Worldham, Hants, 20 Jan. 1712 to 1716 ; Rector
of Everley, Wilts, died Jan. 17§|. Author of numerous verses
in Arabic and Hebrew.

Thomas White, m. 1 July, 1691 (fil. Thomas White de
Brentwood, Essex, gen. set. 15). <£.fE. received as (ft.
17 July, 1691, restored 17 Oct. 1692. Admitted &

23 Sept. 1692, of Stanfield, Essex, aged 17. B.A.

24 Oct. 1695. M.A. 8 Feb. 1697. Elected JF, ? 1697.
Elected Bursar 1701, 1705, 1706. He appears to have
remained Jf. till 1711.

James Harris. fH. 8 July, 1691 (fil. Thomse Harris de
Sarisberia, Wilton, gen. set. 17). (JLfft. received as Jf.(&.
5 Oct. 1691, restored 16 Nov. 1693. '

Son of Thomas Harris 1660. His stone in Salisbury Cathedral
is as follows :

M.S.

Jacobi Harris de Clauso

Novse Sarum Armigeri

Qui obiit XXVI die Augusti

Anno Domini MDCCXXXI

Natus annos LXVII menses IV.

His death is also recorded on the lame Harris monument.

1691.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 373

John Whitchurch. M. 16 July, 1691 (fil. Gulielmi Whit-
church de Frome, Somerset, arm. aet. 16). (£.fft. received
as JF.OL 16 July, 1691, taken up for Battels by Bur-
sar Hody.

Edward Deane. m. 16 July, 1691 (fil. Edvardi Deane de
Hatchbury, Wilton, pauperis, set. 15). <&M. received as
Servitor same day.

George Rye. m. 13 Oct 1691 (fil. Georgii Rye de Culworth,
Northampton, arm. aet. 15). (SMIH. received as (ft. 5 Oct,
1691, restored 9 Oct. 1694. Admitted &• 28 Sept. 1694.
of Culworth, Northants., aged 17. B.A. 22 Nov. 1695,
M.A. (Oriel) 2 July, 1698. B.D. 19 Jan. 1713. D.D.
7 Dec. 1715.

John Yates. m. 13 Nov. 1691 (fil. J. Y. de Lees, Eborac.
pauperis, aet. 17). C.fE. received as Servitor 5 Oct.
1691, paid over by Bursar Doyly to Daniel Webb.
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1693 and 1694. B.A. 28 April,
1695.

Richard Oldreve. fH. 13 Nov. 1691 (fil. R O. de North
Huish, Devon, gen. set. 18).

Lyonell Lee. JH. 15 Jan. 16f£ (fil. Thomas Lee de Hart-
well, Buck, baronetti, set. 17). <£.fH. received as (ft.
23 Jan. 16££, restored 23 July, 1696.

He was third son of the first baronet, baptised 12 Nov. 1674 ;

living in 1707 : died s.p. Uncle of William Lee 1703.

George Jago. fH. 25 Feb. 16fJ (fil. G. J. de South Hill,
Cornub. cler. set. 15). <£.fH. received as Servitor 17 Feb.
16fi, restored by Bursar Gerard. Admitted Servitor of
Ch. Ch. 7 Oct. 1695. B.A. (Ch. Ch.) 24 Oct. 1695.

John Chaple. fH. 8 March, 16|1 (fil. J. C. de Lopen,
Sommers, sic, gen. aet. 17). CT.fK. received as (ft.
7 March, 16P-, restored 26 Aug. 1697. B.A. (Chappell)
22 Nov. 1695.

374 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1691.

Charles Have. fH. 10 March, 16 fr-J- (fii. C. B. de Bache
Sommers, sic, gen. set. 16). (£.fH. received 8 March,
16|-i-, restored 22 Jan. 17£§. B.A. 22 Nov. 1695.
M.A. 25 June, 1698. B. and D.D. 13 June, 1705.

Thomas Archdale. IE. 11 March, 16-gi (fil. J. A. de Great
Wickham, Buck. arm. set. 16). (£JH. received as ,iF.(JL
10 March, 16fJ-, restored 1 Feb. 1692.

In the church at High Wycombe, in the North Aisle, is the
following :

Here lyeth the body of Thomas Archdale, Esq., who de-
parted this life, 9 Aug. 1711, aged 36.

Daniel Webb. fl«. 14 March, 16fi (fil. Nathanielis Webb
de Timsbury, Somerset, pauperis, ast. 18). (JLfH. re-
ceived as Servitor same day, restored by Bursar Doylie.
B.A. 17 Oct. 1695.

Vicar of Stratton the Foss, Somerset, 1 July, 1699.

John Dickes. ffl. 14 March, 16f-J- (fil. Samuelis Dickes
de Cullumpton, Devon, cler. a3t. 17). (JLilft. received as
OL 5 March, 16fi restored 12 July, 1693. B.A.
22 Nov. 1695. M.A. 25 June, 1698,

John Ivie. fm. 17 March, 16f-J- (fil. Jacobi Ivie de Salis-
bury, cler. aet. 16). &M. received as (ft. 16 March, 16f|,
restored 31 Oct. 1694. B.A. (Magd.) 17 Oct. 1695.
M.A. 13 Dec. 1698. Clerk of Magdalen 1694—1700.

In Fittleton Church, Wilts, there is a monument to one J. I.
who died 1733, aged 54. (Hoare.)

John Luscombe. i!m. 17 March, 16fi (fil- J- L. de Dip-
ford, Devon, cler. set. 18). C.JH. received as Servitor
19 March, 16fl, restored by Bursar Doylie. B.A.
17 Oct. 1695.

Jacob Hunter. JH. 17 March, 16fi (fil. Henrici Hunter
de Londin. Middlesex, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as
Or. 9 March, 16l!i, restored 10 Sept. 1694.

1691-92.]

WARDEN DUNSTER.

375

John Ballam. ffl. 18 March, 16f|- (fil. Jonadab Ballam de
Southwark, gen. set. 16). (£JH. received as (£. 16 March,
16fi, restored 25 June, 1729 to Richard Peers. B.A.
17 Oct. 1695. M.A. 4 July, 1698.

His father, mother, and elder brother are buried in the Church
of St. Saviour's, Southwark. (Manning & Bray, III. 578.)

John Hardress. |E. 19 March, 16fJ (fil. Thomaa Har-
dress de Canterbury, gen. set. 16). (£.fH. received as
JF.OI. 3 March 16fi, restored 12 July 1694.

John Hardres, of St. George's, Canterbury, was Member for
that city in the three Parliaments of Queen Anne and the
first Parliament of George I. He died s.p.m. leaving two co-
heiresses. (Hasted III. 733.)

1692.

George Sanford. (JT.fH. received of Sir Sanford as (ft.
19 April, 1692. Admitted 13. at Exeter, 17 March,
16f -f-, of Tomsham, ? Topsham, Devon ; his name was
removed 20 July, 1689, re-admitted 8 March, 16f£,
and again removed 16 Jan. 16§T- B.A. (Exeter)
16 Oct. 1690. M.A. (Wadh.) 21 June, 1693.

Peter Osborn. C.fft. received as Servitor 6 Sep. 1692,
restored 29 Dec. 1694. Admitted ONerfe 27 Oct. 1694.
B.A. 23 Jan. 1695. M.A. 4 July 1699. Ds. Osborne
replaced his C.fH. (£2 10s.) from 24 April to 17 June,
1699.

Richard Ball. fH. 6 May, 1692 (fil. Gulielmi Ball de
Warwick, gen. set. 17). C.ffl. received as <£. 13 April,
1692, and restored 11 Dec. 1692. A stone (R.B. 1692)
in the College Chapel perhaps refers to him.

John Thorpe, ffi. 9 May, 1692 (fil. J. T. de Salisbury
Wilton, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft. same day,
restored by Bursar Doylie. B.A. 19 Oct. 1693. M.A.

376 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1692:

(Exeter) 30 June, 1696. Admitted to the Fellows'
Table (i.e. Fellow Commoner) at Exeter, 25 Feb. 16f f-,
his name was removed 29 July, 1696.

Eev. John Thorpe Rector of Pewsey has a flat stone in
Fisherton Anger Church (Wilts), died 1729, aged 55.

Thomas Ludlow. |H. 16 June, 1692 (fil, -- gen. — )
. received 15 June, 1692, restored 29 Oct. 1694.

William Hawkins, m. 2 July, 1692 (fil. G. H. de "Nor-
vitia" "Northa" Dris. set. 17). <&M. received as OL
21 June, 1692, restored 31 Jan. 16ff B.A. 14 May,
1696. M.A. 2 March, 1698.

John Read. m. 7 July, 1692 (fil. Michaelis Read de Ails-
bury, Buck. pleb. set. 15). (K.fH. received as Servitor
8 Nov. 1692, restored 19 Feb. 16f£. He appears as
(ftletfc in the Bursar's Accounts, Lady Day, 16ff, till
1696. B.A. 14 May, 1696.

Joseph Barnes. JH. 7 July 1692 (fil. Roberti Barnes de
East Ilsey, cler. set. 17). (JLilft. received as <ft. 21 June,
1692, restored 5 July, 1698. B.A. 14 May, 1696. M.A.
25 June, 1698. He appears as (ftftaplam in 1697 till
1699.

Christopher Farewell. fH. 16 July, 1692 (fil. Thomas
Farewell de Charlington, Somerset, arm. 33 1. 18). (£.fH.
received as Jf.$t. I June, 1692, restored 15 Jan. 1693.

Henry Incledon. M. 16 July, 1692 (fil. Ludovici Incledon
de Strickland Hovay, Devon, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received
' as 01. 6 June, 1692, restored 17 July, 1694.

George Rogers, m. 22 July, 1692 (fil. G. R. de Londin.,
Middlesex, Doctoris set. 15). &.M. received as Jf.(&.
14 July, 1692, restored 3 Sept. 1694.

George Kent. M, 22 July, 1692 (fil. Mattha3i Kent de
Londin., Middlesex, gen. set. 17). <£.JH. received as <E.
20 June, 1692, restored 23 June, 1693 (? 1698).

1692.]

WARDEN DUNSTER.

377

Richard Burge. fH. 20 Oct. 1692 (fil. R. ? B. B. de Marn-
hull, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). CJK. received as (ft.
13 Oct. 1692, restored 22 Aug. 1693 to H. Edwards.

A stone " R. B. 1692," in the College Chapel, perhaps refers to
him : but two named Richard Burge were buried at Marnhull
in 1693 and 1694 respectively.

Nathaniel Parkhurst. m. 27 Oct. 1692 (fil. Johannis
Parkhurst de Catesby, Northampton, arm. set. 16).
CJJH. received as JfM. 15 Oct. 1692, restored 19 Dec.
1693.

Obiit vita patris 20 May, 1715, set. 39.
Parkhurst 1704.

Brother of Dormer

Lancelot Harrison, (ft. 27 Oct. 1692 (fil. L. H. de Lon-
din., Middlesex, Doctoris, set. 15). C.fft. received as (ft.
16 Sept. 1692, restored 5 March, 16-JJ-.

Wheeler Whitehall, m. (? Whilems) 27 Oct. 1692 (fil.
Johannis Wheeler de Londin., Middlesex, gen. set. 1 7)
&M. received as (ft. 24 Sept. 1692, restored 16 May
1694.

Thomas Nobbs. <E. 8 Dec. 1692 (fil. Gulielmi Nobbs de
Stafford, gen. set. 16). &M. received as df.OL ? Nabbs
1 June, 1692, restored 13 July, 1693.

James Prescott. ffl. 8 Dec. 1692 (fil. Jacobi Prescott de
Warwic. gen. set. 17). d.fH. received as (ft. 24 Oct.
1692, restored 13 Oct. 1694.

William Phipps. fK. 8 Dec. 1692 (fil. G. P. de Killing-
worth, Warwic. gen. set. 16). <£.fH. received 24 Oct.
1692. B.A. 4 July, 1696. B. and D.C.L. 10 July, 1707.

See also under 1714.

Joseph Hill. fK. 8 Dec. 1692 (fil. Thomas Hill de Welton,
Northampton, pleb. set. 17). (£.fH. received as Servitor,
24 Oct. 1692, taken up to pay Battels 21 Jan. I7g|.
B.A. 4 July, 1696.

378 WARDEN DUNSTER [1692-93.

Thomas White. $&. 17 Dec. 1692 (fil. Thorns White de
Evenswinden, Wilton, gen. set. 18). C.fH. received
16 Dec. 1692, restored 15 January, 16ff. Admitted g>.
30 Sept. 1693, of Evenswinden, Wilts, aged 18. Good-
ridge Exhibitioner 1696 and 1697. B.A. 28 Oct. 1696.
M.A. 4 July, 1699. Elected Jf. 1698 ; thereupon he
appears to have been absent from College three years
and a quarter till Lady Day, 1702, after which his name
occurs in the Bursar's Book up till 1718. As Thomas
White, senior (see 1691) was Jf. from 1697 to 1711, it
is often difficult to distinguish between the two.

Hearne (April 14, 1709) speaks of "Kepublican White," Tutor
of Wadliam, whom Mr. Doble identifies with White, junior,
who appears to have been in residence in 1709 (Bursar's Ac-
counts) while it is doubtful if White senior was then in College.

William Hilersden. fH. 21 March, 16ft (fil. Thomse
Hilersden de Alstow, i.e. Elstow, Bedf. arm. set. 17.)
(EJfflL received as JML 11 March, 16ff, restored
22 August, 1695.

He was baptised at Kenhold 24 April, 1676, and buried at
Elstow llth (having died 6th) April, 1725.

1693.

Edward Pitt. C.JH. received as 'Gentleman (sic) (ft. 29
March, 1693, restored 15 Oct. 1694.

Joseph Girdler. &M. received as OL 21 April, 1693,
restored 5 April, 1695.

William Marshall. C.fH. received as Servitor, 1 March,
16ff, restored by Bursar Gerard. B.A. 14 Oct. 1697-
M.A. 3 July, 1700.

Edward Ward. <E J0L received as Servitor 15 March, 16-jj-J,
restored 27 April, 1697. B.A. 30 April, 1697.

1693.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 379

Charles Fane. £H. 3 April 1693 (fil. eq. de Balneo natu
minor). (JLfft. received as <2L 27 March, 1692, taken up
to pay Battels, 21 Jan. I7£f.

Nicholas Ridgway. fH. ?3 April, 1693 (pauperis fil. set.
17). C.fH. received as (ft. 28 Feb. 16ff, restored by
Bursar Ruddle, 31 Oct. — . Admitted S>. 1695. Goodridge
Exhibitioner, 1699. B.A. 28 Oct. 1696. M.A. 4 July,
1699. Elected Jf. 1700, his name appears in the Bur-
sar's Accounts till 1711. Elected Bursar, 1704. Hearne
mentions his preaching at St. Mary's (on Prov. i. 10.)
31 March, 1706.

John Mawry. ffl. ? 3 April, 1693 (gen. fil.). (E.fH. received
as (£. 29 March, 1693, restored 20 April, 1695.

Thomas Chaffin. fH. ? 3 April 1693 (Dorcestr. arm. fil. set.
18). (ZT.fH. received as Gentleman (sic) OL 30 March,
1693, restored 30 Nov. 1694, when he signs Chafin.

Thomas Chaffin son of Thomas Chaffin of Chettle was baptised
27 Jan. 1675, and died there 16 March, 1711, s.p. His mother
was Ann, daughter of Colonel Penruddock, beheaded in 1655.

Timothy Stoodley. ffi. ? 3 April, 1693 (fil. Caroli Stoodley
de Dorchester, Dorcestr. pauperis set. 18). C.Jft. re-
ceived as Servitor, 7 March, 1693 (?), and restored
4 April, 1698. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1693 and 1694.
B.A. 1 March, 1697.

Vicar of Sydling St. Nicholas 1702, and also of Frampton
1710 : died 27 Dec. 1724. On a monument in the South Aisle
of Sydling :

Timotheus Stoodley

Hujus EcclesisD

Per annos viginti et amplius

Vicarius diligentissimus.

Fidem et disciplinam

Vere Christianam

(Prout Ecclesia tuetur Anglicana)

Concionando explicuit dilucide

Arguendo strenue asseruit :

380 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1693.

Utramque populo sibi commisso

Quo melius haberet commendatam

Animo invicto

Vita Integra

Placidisque moribus

Exemplum sese perquam laudabile

Bonorum omnium cum favore

Semper exhibuit.
Obiit Dec. 27, Anno Dom. 1724

Mt. 49.

Posuit hoc frater ejus amantissiums
Christophorus Stoodley
Ad insulam de Antego
Mercator non illecebris.

William Lock. m. ? 3 April, 1693 (fil. Gulielmi Lock de
Askerswell, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). £.iffi. received as
Servitor, 24 March, 16ff, restored 22 Nov. 1694. B.A.
(Locke, St. Mary Hall) 15 Oct. 1696.

Kector of Askerswell (9 April, 1703), and Chilcombe. At
Askerswell in the North Chancel on a stone : " Here lyeth the
body of William Lock, junior. . . who was born 5 June, 1674,
and died 8 May, 1722."

George, Lord Hastings. fH. ? 3 April, 1693 (Comitis fil.)

Apparently eldest son of Theophilus Hastings Earl of Hunting
don, whom he succeeded in 1701. He was born 22 March
1677 and died unmarried 22 Feb. 1704 aged 26, and was
buried in St. James', Westminster where it is said on his
monument "That he was^versed in all parts of polite literature,
and of so sweet a disposition and natural candor that he had as
many friends as acquaintance. He had no value for effeminate
and idle persons but endeavoured to exeell in virtue and
honour, exercising himself in military affairs and serving his
country under the Duke of Marlborough : he distinguished
himself at the Sieges of Venlo and Ruremond."

Andrew Caleb. fK. ? 3 April, 1693 (gen. fil.), probably a
mistake for Andrew Colwell (see 1687 and 1689) whose
(£.£K. was received as (ft. 10 April, 1693, restored 21 Jan.
I7f-f. If so, he is B.A. 28 Oct. 1696. M.A. 4 July,
1699. B.M. 10 Dec. 1702.

1693.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 381

Edward Farmer. £ft. ? 3 April, 1693 (gen. fil.)

received as 4L 28 January, 16ff, restored 30 Jan. 16|-|-.

Robert Harvey. fH. 19 May, 1693 (fil. Roberti Harvey de
Edmiston ? Edmonton, Middlesex, gen. set. 17). C.iH.
received as Gentleman, sic, (&. 5 May, 1693. B.A.
(Oriel) 16 June, 1696.

Charles Bromfeild. fBL 1 June, 1693 (gen. fil.) C.fH. re-
ceived as Gentleman, sic (ft. 31 May, 1693, restored
21 August, 1694.

George Carew. iiH. 15 July, 1693 (fil. Georgii Carew
gen. set. 16.) C.fH. received as <£. 14 July, 1693, re-
stored by Bursar Gerard.

Edmund Russell. fH. 15 July, 1693 (gen. fil.) OT.fH. re-
ceived as OL 14 July, 1693. In the fB. Book his
Christian name stands as Ev.

Granville Piper. JH. 15 July, 1693 (fil. Gr. P. gen. set. 17).
received as (ft. 7 July, 1693, restored 30 Sept. 1695.

John Kelly. fH. (Colly) 15 July, 1693 (gen. fil.).
received as (ft. 7 July, 1693, restored 22 January,

Peter Thompson. fH. 15 July, 1693 (fil. Petri Thompson
cler. set. 18). OT.JH. received as OL 14 July, 1693, taken
up for Battels 21 January, I7#f, replaced 19 Oct.
1710, restored by Bursar Whaley. B.A. (Thomson)
20 May, 1697. B.C.L. 5 Dec. 1710.

Thomas Welham. fH. 19 Oct. 1693 (fil. Thomse Welham
de Londin., gen. set. 18). CT.fH. received as (ft. 7 Oct.
1693, restored 28 Dec. 1694. B.A. (Merton) 21 Oct.
1697. B.C.L. 2 July, 1700. D.C.L. 8 July, 1704.

Edward Cresset, ffl. 9 Nov. 1693 (fil. Roberti Cresset de
Glimpton, Oxon., arm. set. 15). C.fH. received as Jf.<&.
6 Nov. 1693, restored 18 April, 1698.

382 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1693.

Francis Farnaby. fH. 23 Nov. 1C93 (fil. Francisci Farnaby
de Levenock, ? Sevenoaks, Cantise. gen. set. 17). C.JH.
received as (ft. 28 August, 1693, restored 26 August,
1695.

A student of Lincoln's Inn, obiit vita patris. He was great-
grandson of the celebrated schoolmaster Thomas Farnaby, who
purchased the estate of Kepington in Sevenoaks. ( Hasted, I
351.)

Thomas Acland. fft. 23 Nov. 1693 (fil. Hugonis Acland
de Killerton, Devon, Baronetti, set. 16). (STJK. received
as (ft. 9 Oct. 1693, restored (no date).

Third son of Sir Hugh Acland, Bt., of Columb-John. He is
said (Boase, p. 85), to have £H. again at Exeter, 9 July, 1696.
Elected $. of Exeter, 1 July, 1696. B.A. 6 July, 1699 (but ? ?).
M.A. 13 May, 1702. Rector of Nympton George ; Vicar of
Brent ; Preb. of Exeter, 13 Aug. 1713: died 1735.

Richard Cooper, fa. 18 Dec. 1693 (fil. Richardi Cooper de
Newbery, Bercher, gen. aet. 17). &.JH. received as (ft.
14 Dec. 1693, restored by Bursar Baker, 8 Feb. B.A.
9 July, 1697.

William Merrifield. f&. (Merefield) 14 Feb. 16ff (fil.
Roberti Merrifield de Wolmersham, Somerset, gen. aet
16). C.Jft. received as (ft. 16ff, restored 30 August
1698.

Adam Abraham, ffi. 14 Feb. 16ff (fil. Johannis Abra-
ham de Puckington, Somerset, gen. aet. 16). ®.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 16ff , restored August, 1701. B.A. 14 Oct.
1697. M.A. 1 June, 1700.

At Winsham, Somerset :

Here lies the body of

Adam Abraham

Of Purtington, Gent, M.A.

Of Wadham College, Oxon,

Who departed this life

Sept. 12, 1709.

1693-94.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 383

Thomas Pool. ftf. 14 Feb. IGjHr (til. Joliannis Pool de
Hill, Somerset, gen. set. 17). OLfft. received as (St. 16|J,
restored 19 Nov. 1698.

John Quintin. m. 27 Feb. 16ff (fil. Edvardi Quintin de
Norvic : Civit. pauperis set. 18). &.JH. received as Ser-
vitor 16ff, restored 22 May, 1696.

Entered Cains College, Cambridge, 1696. B.A. 1697.

John French. M. 13 March, 16ff (fil. Thomse French de
Southly, Devon, cler. set. 16). (JLfft. received as (ft.
10 March, 16ff, restored by Bursar Gerard. B.A.
14 Oct. 1697. M.A. 1 June, 1700.

Hern Harrison, ffi. 24 March, 16fJ (cler. fil. set. 17).
£.£H. received as (£. 3 May, 1694, restored 22 January,
1695. Admitted £. 1695. Goodridge Exhibitioner,
1697 and 1698. B.A. 14 Oct. 1697. M.A. 1 June,
1700. Admitted Jf. 1701, his name occurs in the
Bursar's Accounts as Jf. up to Mids. 1714. He was
elected Bursar in 1706, 1709, 1711, 1712, and Sub-
Warden in 1707.

1694.

Dennis Steukley. C.fH. received as .jF.OL 29 March, 1694,
restored 19 Dec. 1695.

John Nichols. <E.f«. received as JF.<E. July, 1694, paid
over by Bursar Tilly.

John Dickens. CT.fH. received as OL 25 July, 1694,
restored by Bursar Gerard.

Thomas Read. C.ilE. received as (ft. 25 July, 1694,
restored by Bursar White. B.A. 6 May, 1698. M.A.
20 Feb. 1700.

William Burscough. (!r,£H. received as <E. 25 Sept. 1694,
restored 29 Oct. 1695. Elected S. 1695. Made the

384 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1694.

Goodridge Obit speech 1698. B.A. 14 May, 1696.
M.A. 2 March, 1698. B. and D.D. 12 March, 1715.
Elected JF, 1699 : and his name appears in the Bursar's
Accounts till 1719. He appears to have been elected
Bursar in 1716 and 1718. He presented books to
Bodley. (Hearne, 27 Dec. 1710.)

Samuel Taylor. <£.JH. received as (£. 14 March, 16f £
restored by Bursar Gerard. B.A. 15 Oct. 1698. M.A
9 July, 1701.

William Leir. M. 29 March, 1694 (fil. Thomse Leir de
Charlton, Somerset, gen. set. 19). (£.fH. received as (ft.
30 March, 1694, restored by Bursar Baker. B.A.
14 Oct. 1697. M.A. 1 June, 1700. He appears in the
Bursar's Accounts as (ftljaplaitt 1699 and 1700.

Kector of Charlton Musgrove 6 Aug. 1713, where lie is buried
with this inscription :

In hopes of a Blessed Kesurrection

Underneath lieth the Body of

The Kev. William Leir, late

Kector of this Parish, who died

March ye 25th, 1743

Aged 67.

Edward Lawrence. M. 29 March, 1694 (fil. Edvardi
Lawrence de Blanford, Dorcestr., gen. set. 17). (£JH.
received as (ft. 23 March, 16ff, restored 13 Aug. 1697.
Elected & 1696. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1697. B.A.
29 Nov. 1697.

William Long. ilfl. 9 June, 1694 (fil. Georgii Long de
Downside, Somerset, arm. adi. 15). C.fH. received as
Jf.Gt. 7 June, 1694, restored by Bursar Baker.

Robert Dickens, ffl. (Dickings) 9 June, 1694 (fil. Roberti
Dickens de Londin., gen. get. 15). C.JH. received as (ft.
7 June, 1694, restored 9 Sept. 1698.

1694.J WARDEN DUNSTER. 385

Norton Harrison. IB. "in vacatione" 1694 (fil. Francisci
Harrison de Londin., arm. set. 18).

Nathaniel Whaley. m. Mich. Term 1694 (fil. Nathanielis
Whaley de Broughton, Northampton, cler. set. 17). <E.fH.
received as (ft. 25 Sept. 1694, restored 31 Dec. 1696.
Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1695 and 1696. Elected ~.
1696. B.A. 28 June, 1698. M.A. 9 July, 1701.
Elected Jf. 1700 (as he had six quarters' arrears due to
him Lady Day, 1702). He appears to have remained
dF. till 1715. He was elected Sub-Warden, 1709 and
1710, and Bursar in 1712-13. Hearne mentions that
he preached at St. Mary's on 30 January, I7f£, ap-
parently a Tory sermon, but on 10 May, 1710 he has a
less favourable notice of him.

Son of Nathaniel Whaley 1654, baptised at Broughton 9 May,
1677.

William Cart. M. Mich. Term 1694 (fil. Georgii Cart de
Londin., gen. set. 16). &.£H. received as (ft. 25 Sept.
1694, restored by Bursar Gerard.

John Strode. fH. 10 Nov. 1694 (fil. Edvardi Strode de
Downside, Somerset, arm. set. 19). C.fH. received as (ft.
25 Sept. 1694, restored 18 June, 1697.

He was the third son by Joan Gonning, and grandson of Joan
heiress of the Barnards of Downside.

James Parsons. fH. 10 Nov. 1694 (fil. Thomse Parsons de
civ. Hereford, pauperis set. 18). <£JH. received as Ser-
vitor 25 Sept. 1694, taken up for Battels 28 July, 1698.

George Chadwick. f&. 29 Nov. 1694 (fil. Thorns Chad-
wick de Arnold, Nottingham, pleb. set. 18). (£.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. (James C.) 25 Sept. 1694, taken up for
Battels 21 Jan. I7gf.

Nathaniel Quarme. ffi. 29 Nov. 1694 (fil. Robert!
Quarme de Creed, Cornub. pleb. set. 17). (JLfH. received
as Servitor, 25 Sept. 1694, restored 7 April, 1701. B.A.
(New Inn Hall) 10 April, 1701.

The Quarme family was placed at Nancor in Creed, Cornwall.

C C

386 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1694.

Edward Dackomb. fft. 19 Feb. 16f£ (fil. Edwardi Dac-
komb de Cork i.e. Corfe Castle in Ins. Purbeck, gen. set.
17). €M. received as (St. 11 Feb. 16f±, restored by
Bursar Gerard. Elected £. 1695. B.A. 28 Nov. 1698.
M.A. 9 July, 1701. Elected JR. 1699, and his name
continues to occur in the Bursar's Accounts till 1705.

He was son of Edward Dackomb 1658 : he took orders and
died, "s.p. ante 2 Sept. 1719."

Richard Gilbert, ffl. 19 Feb. 16f f- (fil. Samuelis Gilbert
de Bridgerule, Cornub. gen. a3t. 17). CTJH. received as
OL 4 Feb. 16ff, taken up to pay 'Battels 1 Jan. 16ff.
Possibly a stone in the Chapel marked R.G. 1695, refers
to him.

Edmund Denton. ffl. 21 Feb. 16|f (fil. Alexandri
Denton de Ilsdown i.e. Hillesdon, Buck., set. 16).
&.M. as JfM. 25 Sept. 1694, restored 18 June
1697.

Created Baronet 1699. He died 4th and was buried llth May,
1714, at Hillesdon, where in the Chancel, on a large black
marble slab is the following inscription :
Edmundus Denton Baronettus

Filius natu maximus
Alex. Denton de Hillesdon Armigeri

Et Estherse Uxoris ejus
FilisB unicaB et Hseredis Nicholai Herman

De Middleton Stoney
In Agro Oxon. Armigeri

Obijt quarto die Maij MDCCXIV
Anno setatis tricesimo octavo.

Matthew Nicholas. fa. 11 March, 16ff (fil. Matthsei
Nicholas de Tillingdon, ? Hillingdon, Middlesex, gen. set.
18). <&M. received as Servitor same day, restored
25 March 1696. He was elected OHer1* in 1696 and
continued till 1698. B.A. 15 Oct. 1698. M.A. 9 July,
1701. He increased his (E.fH. on 17 May 169—? and it
was finally restored 15 July, 1701.

1694-95.]

WARDEN DUNSTER.

387

William Bendle. ffl. (Bendell) 11 March, ICjIj- ffil.
Richard! Bendell de Broaditch, Devon, pauperis set. 17).
<£.fa. received as Servitor (Biridle) 7 March, 16f|, re-
stored by Bursar Doyley, 13 May,—. B.A. 4 Feb. 1698.

John Morton, fa. 16 March, 16ff (pauperis fil.). £.fa.
received as (ft. 14 March, 16 ff, restored by Bursar
Doyley, 15 June, — .

William Hussey. fa. 16 March, 16f J (pauperis fil). (Lift.
received as (!L 14 March, 16f|, restored by Bursar
Baker. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1696. Elected £.
1697. B.A. 15 Oct. 1698. M.A. 9 July, 1701. His
name ceases to appear in the Accounts in 1703.

Probably Rector of Combhay, Somerset, 15 June, 1702.

Thomas Watts. fa. 16 March, 16f| (pauperis fiL).
received as Servitor 21 March, 16f|. B.A. 25
1698.

Nov.

1695.

Thomas Kenn. <2Lfa. received as (&. 26 June, 1695,
restored 28 July, 1698. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1696
and 1697.

William Palmer, fa. 22 June, 1695 (fil. Johannis Palmer
de Shipton-under-Witchwood, Oxon, cler. aet. 16). C.fH.
received as (ft. 6 April, 1696, restored by Bursar Gerard,
18 Dec. — . Goodridge Exhibitioner 1696, 1697, 1698,
1699. B.A. 25 May, 1699.

Joseph Trapp. fH. 11 July, 1695 (fil. Joseph! Trapp de
Cherrington, Gloucestr. cler. set. 15). C.fft. received as
OT. 10 Dec. 1695, restored by Bursar Gerard. Elected £.
1696. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1695, and as g>. 1698,
1699 and 1700. B.A. 22 April, 1699. M.A. 19 May,
1702. Elected JF. (probably) 1703. Proproctor 1709-10.
A MS. note in the Bursar's Book states that " he left the

888 WARDEN DUNSTER [1695.

Society in 1712," but his name appears in the Accounts
till 1715. In 1708 he was elected Professor of Poetry
on the foundation of that Chair, which office he held till
1718. On Feb. 1, 1727 he was created D.D. by Diploma.

In 1710 he was appointed Lecturer at Newington, Surrey, and
in 1711 Chaplain to Sir Constantine PMpps, Lord Chancellor
of Ireland. (Hearne). Kector of Harlington, Middlesex, 1732
— 1747 : died 1747, and was buried at Harlington, where there
is the following inscription :

Near this place are deposited the remains of the Reverend
Joseph Trapp, D.D., late Rector of this parish, who departed
this life, 22 Nov. A.D. 1747, set. suse 67.

Death, Judgment, Heaven, and Hell, think, Christian, think 1
You stand on vast Eternity's dread brink.
Faith and Repentance, Piety and Prayer,
Despise this world, the next be all your care.
Thus while my tomb the solemn silence breaks,
And to the eye this cold dumb marble speaks ;
Tho' dead I preach : if e'er with ill success,
Living I strove th' important truths to press,
Your precious, your immortal souls to save
Hear me at least, 0 hear me, in the grave.

He wrote a poem in Latin Hexameters, Fraus Nummi
Anglici anno 1696. (Musse Anglic., II. 166.) Also ^Edes
BadmintoniancR 1701. A Prologue to the University of Oxon,
spoken at the Act 1703. Hearne also mentions that he was
requested to write Encomiastical Verses on Spanheim's de
Nummin. He published A bra Mule, or, Lore and Empire, in
1703 : also a sermon on The Mischiefs of Changes in Govern-
ment, 1706, and a translation of Virgil's Poems. His portrait
hangs in the College Hall.

Josiah Haddock, m. 10 Oct. 1695 (fil. Jos. Haddock de
Aisby, Leicester, gen. set. 18).

Thomas Crosby, fft. 22 Nov. 1695 (fil. Zacharise Crosby
de Laxfield., Suffolc, pauperis aet. 15). C.fft. received as
Servitor 24 Sept. 1695, restored by Bursar Gerard B A
21 June, 1699.

1695.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 389

John Traherne. fH. 22 Nov. 1695 (fil. Edvardi Traherne
de Londin., gen. set. 17). (JT.fH. received as (ft. 31 Oct.
1695, taken up for Battels 21 Jan, I7#f. B.A. 6 July,
1699.

William Breton. fm. 17 Dec. 1695 (fil. Gulielmi Breton
de Londin., pleb. set. 16). (£.fH. received as Servitor
7 Nov. 1695, taken up for Battels 21 Jan.

John Pitt. m> 11 Feb. 16f §- (fil. Johannis Pitt de Bland-
ford, Dorcestr., gen. set. 16). <£.fH. received as (ft. restored
by Bursar Gerard. Elected £>. 1696, Goodridge Exhi-
bitioner 1696. He made the Goodridge Obit speech
1697. B.A. 17 Oct. 1699. M.A. 5 June, 1702. He
was elected Jf. in 1703 or 1704 but his name does not
appear after 1706.

Kector of Stratfield Turgis 14 Jan. 17f§ ; his successor was
inducted 25 April, 1717 ; Rector of Cheselborne, Dorset,
1 March, 1715; Rector of Binghams Melcombe 1723: died
1733, and was buried at Blanford.

John Wyndham. fH. 11 Feb. 16ff (fil. Johannis Wynd-
ham de Sarisburia, Wilton, gen. set. 16). CJffiU received
as JfM. 21 January, 16ff , restored 27 March, 1698.

He was eldest surviving son of John Wyndham of Norrington,
1663, and brother of Thomas Lord Wyndham 1698, and was
probably the Mr. John Wyndham who contributed ten guineas
to the repair of the Eastern Window in 1742.

John Paine, m. 11 Feb. 16ff (fil. Arthuri Paine de Al-
lington, Dorcestr. gen. ast. 16). C.JH. received as (ft.
25 January, 16ff, paid over by Bursar Baker. B.A.
(Payne) 17 Oct. 1699. M.A. 27 June, 1702.

Nicholas Baker. JH. 11 Feb. 16ff (fil. Gulielmi Baker de
Ilton, Somerset, cler. set. 16). (5T.IH. received as (ft.
6 April, 1696, restored to William Baker 10 March, 16ff .
Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1697, 1698, 1699, 1700 and
1701. Elected £.1698. B.A. 17 Oct. 1699. M.A. 5 June,

390 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1695.

1702. Elected1 JF. 1704, but his name does not appear

after 1706.

Probably Rector of Chiselboro', Somerset, 28 Aug. 1704, till
his death in 1749. Father of Nicolas Baker 1737. There is
also Nicholas Baker, Rector of Broad Windsor 19 Dec. 1724 :
he died about Feb. 1747.

Ralph Egerton. ffl. (Eggeden) 11 Feb. 16ff (fil. Kadulphi
Eggeden de Allington, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). CJflL
received as <£. 6 April, 1696, restored 5 Dec. 1711. B.A.

(Eggerton) 17 Oct. 1699.

Eggerdon of Askerswell is a Dorsetshire family.

John Coomb, m. 11 Feb. 16f£ (fil. Elias Coomb de Cruck-
horne i.e. Crewkerne, Somerset, gen. set. 16). C.fH. re-
ceived as <E. 6 April, 1696, restored by Bursar Baker.
Elected £>. 1697. B.A. 17 Oct. 1699. M.A. 5 June,
1702. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1703 and 1705. Elected
3f. 1705 ; his name continues to occur till 1717 ; in 1715
he received three years arrears. He was elected Bursar
in 1711, 1714 and 1716, and Sub- Warden in 1713 and
1715. On 27 May, 1720, a note occurs in the Conven-
tion Book respecting his debt to the College.

John Rowse. fH. 16 Feb. 16f|- (fil. Oliveri Rowse of
Hatherleigh, Devon, pauperis, set. 19). C.fH. received
as Servitor 22 January, 16f|-, restored 11 Sept. 1702.
B.A. 17 Oct. 1699.

Edward Underbill, m. 26 Feb. 16f| (fil. Edvardi Under-
bill de Broadway, Vigorn. cler. set. 15). C.fH. received
as (£. 6 April, 1696, restored by Bursar Dennett. Good-
ridsje Exhibitioner 1696, 1697, 1698. B.A. 15 Dec.
1699.

1696.1

WARDEN DUNSTER.

391

1696.

Thomas Whistler. Elected &. 1696. B.A. 15 Oct. 1698.
M.A. 5 May, 1702. Elected $. apparently in 1703.
Elected Sub- Wan I en 1711. Bursar 1713. He appears
as Senior jf. in 1719, in which year he receives his last
Stipend.

Garston. C.fH. received as Servitor last half of 1696, re-
stored by Bursar Gerard.

William Henley. £.£H. received as OL 16|f£, taken up for
Battels, 21 Jan. I7f|.

William Toogood. &.fft. received as (£. 16|f, paid over
to the Manciple 15 March, — .

Daniel Hyde. M. 31 March, 1696 (fil. Nicolai Hyde de
civ. Exiter., Devon, gen. a3t. 18). CLfH. received as <&.
6 April, 1696, restored by Bursar Baker. B.A. 15 Dec.
1699. M.A. 27 June, 1702.

One Daniel Hyde became Vicar of Barn staple 28 Oct. 1704,
and died 24 Dec. 1709.

Henry Sallow, ffl. 31 March 1696 (fil. Gulielmi Ballow
de Candervill, ? Middlesex, gen. set. 16). (£.j!H. received
as Or. 6 April, 1696, restored 14 June, 1699.

Francis T ice. £H. 31 March, 1696 (fil Francisci Tice de
Hatch, Somerset, pauperis set. 17). C.fH. received as
Servitor ? 6 April, 1696, received as (ff. when B.A.
5 April 1700, restored 28 Oct. 1704. B.A. 24 Oct. 1699.
M.A. 27 June, 1702.

John Tucker, fa. 2 April, 1696 (fil. Francisci Tucker de
Bridge water, Somerset, gen. set. 15). (£.iH. received as
((L 25 March, 1696, restored by Bursar Baker. Good-

392 WARDEN DUNSTER. [16»(J.

ridge Exhibitioner, 1698. Elected St. 1699. B.A.
8 Feb. 1699. He ceases to appear as «§» in the Accounts
of 1703.

William Easton. fa.' (Easter) 2 April, 1696 (fil. Robert!
Easton de Mary Stoak sic, Somerset, pauperis, set. 18).
C.fB. received as Servitor ? 6 April, 1696, taken up for
Battels 3 Jan. 1699. B.A. 17 Oct. 1699.

John Coffin, m. 2 April, 1696 (fil. Richardi Coffin de
Portlege, Devon, arm. ast. 16). <£.ffi. received as jF.(tT,
25 March, 1696, taken up for Battels 1 July, 1699.

He must have died childless, as Portledge passed on the death
of Richard, the last male, apparently brother of the above, to
the Bennetts, and eventually to the Pines.

William Foden. f&. 3 April, 1696 (fil. Edvardi Foden de
Banbury, Oxon, gen. set. 17). (£.£H. received as (ft.
6 April, 1696, restored by Bursar Whiting 2 July, — .

Thomas Chowne. fH. 13 May, 1696 (fil. Thomas Chowne
de Arson ? Suffolc, arm. set. 17). <£.fH. received as JfM.
6 April, 1696, restored 28 March, 1699.

This would seem to be Thomas, son of Thomas Chowne of
Alfriston, Sussex (not Suffolk), born 22 April, 1679, died
16 Sept. 1724, aged 45; in whose descendants the Chowne family
continued to the present century. (Berry.)

John Lacon. JH. 20 May, 1696 (fil. Johannis Lacon de
West Coppin, Salop, gen. set. 15). (£.JH. received as
6 April 1696, taken up for Battels by Bursar Willet.

Richard Watts. f&. 28 May, 1696 (fil. Richardi Watts de
Carlington, Somerset, gen. 33 1. 17). (£.fH. received as
dt. 6 April, 1696, restored by Bursar Baker to Nich.
Watts, on 29 Feb.

Probably son of Eichard Watts 16ff.

John Aiscough. £H. 28 May, 1696 (fil. Thorns Aiscough
de Tame, Oxon, gen. set. 16). (£.fH received as (2L
6 April, 1696, paid over 31 July, 1697.

1696.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 39?

Marian Feaver. fH, in vacatione, 1696 (fil. Mar. Feaver de
Evershot, Dorcestr. pauperis set. 18). (£.i!H. received as
Servitor early in 1606, restored 24 March, 1700. B.A,
(Marrian F.) of Balliol, 13 May, 1700.

Marian Feaver, senior, clerk, was buried at Evershot 1748'..

John Harrington, fft. 17 June, 1696 (fil. Johannis Har-
rington de Kelston, i.e. Kelweston, Somerset, gen. a3t.
17). C.fH. received (Harringdon) as (ft. latter half of
1696, restored by Bursar Gerard.

One John Harrington was buried at Kelweston in 1700.

George Carew. JH. 7 July, 1696 (fil. Georgii Carew de-
Londin., Middlesex,. gen. aet. 16). <£.JH. received as (ft.
latter half of 1696, and restored by Bursar W. Baker
14 January, — . Elected <§» 1697 ; apparently he ceased
to be a JJu in 1701 without graduating.

His Pedigree by which he claimed Founder's Kin is preserved
in the College Archives, showing that he was the third son of
George Carew, a Turkey merchant, and great-grandson of Sir
John Wyndham, nephew of the Founder through his daughter
Margery, who married Thomas Carew of Crowcombe.

Thomas Weedon. fE. 7 July, 1696 (fil. Thomas Weedon
de Wiggenton, Hereford, gen. aet. 16). CJtt. received as
<*L latter half of 1696, restored by Bursar Gerard
18 Feb. — . Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1698 and 1699.
Elected &. 1699. B.A. 12 July, 1700. His name only
appears in the Accounts for 1700.

Giles Strangways. fH. in vacatione 1696 (fil. ThomaB
Strangways de Melbury, Dorcestr. arm. sdt. 18). C.fH.
received as JfM. the last quarter of 1696, restored
9 July, 1698.

He was son of Thomas Strangways 1660, born 1677, and died
1698.

Richard Lewindon. ffl. 6 Feb. 16ff- (fil. Kichardi Lewin-
don de Fuscott, Bercher. gen. aet. 15). (£.£H. received as
4L 16|-f-, restored 3 July, 1697.

394 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1696-97.

Gary Bowcher. £H. (Boucheir) 15 March, 16ff- (fil. Jo-
hannis Boucheir de Pitcombe, Somerset, gen. set. 16),
&M. received as (&. first half of 1697, restored 27 Dec.
1698. Elected &• 1698. B.A. (Charles Boucher)
20 Feb. 1700. He received his last stipend Midsummer,
1701.

Thomas Gibbons, ffli. (Gibson) 15 March, 16ff (fil.
Thomse Gibson de Loridin., arm. set. 16.) (£.fH. received
in first half of 1697, taken up for Battels 31 Jan. I7#f

Roger Woodcock, m. 23 March, 16ff- (fil. Rogeri Wood-
cock de Chelford, Essex, gen. set. 17). C.i!H. received as
OT. first half of 1697, restored by Bursar Baker.

Thomas Powell. fft. 23 March, 16ff (fil. Thomas Powell
be Thornfaulton i.e. Thorn-falcon, Somerset, pauperis, set.
17). &M. received as Servitor first half of 1697, re-
stored 12 April, 1698.

1697.

Robert (?) Clarke. Admission Fee received (Dominus
Clarke) 13 Nov. 1697. B.A. (Hart Hall) 13 Nov. 1697.
M.A. (Wadh.) 25 June, 1698. OMjaplain 1697—1699.

Thomas Creech. Admission Fee received 16 Feb. 16f|-.
B.A. 27 June, 1701.

Patience Ward. IB. 14 April, 1697 (fil. Thomas Ward de
Londin., arm. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft. first half of
1697, restored 2 Oct. 1699.

Doddington Grevil. £H. 18 April, 1697 (fil. Baronis de
Brook, set. 17). C.ffl. received as JF.OL 16£f, restored
24 Jan. 1698.

Third son of Fulke, fifth Lord Brook : he died urmiarritd at
Bath in 1738.

1697.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 395

William Aish. ffl. 20 May, 1697 (fil. Gulielmi Aish de
" Seberaugh," i.e. Seaburrow, Somerset, pauperis, set. 16).
(£.fH. received as Servitor 16f-f, restored by Bursar
Tilly: again received in the first half of 1701, restored
by Bursar Baker. Elected (Elerfc 1698 till 1700. B.A.
20 Feb. 1700. M.A. 3 July, 1704.

Brother of Fidelia Aish 1703. Vicar of Way ford, Somerset,

21 March, 1711, died 1725.

Ellis Veryard. £H. 20 May, 1697 (fil. Andreae Veryard de
St. Decumans, Somerset, cler. 03 1. 17).

Maurice Berkeley. m. 15 June, 1697 (fil. Edvardi
Berkeley de Pull, Somerset, arm. set. 16). (£4H. received
as JF.OL first half of 1697, restored by Bursar Gerard.
In the Bursar's Accounts 1721 — 22 there is a note of a
legacy of twenty guineas from Maurice Berkeley, Esq.,
to the Fellows' Library.

Apparently second son, but his elder brother Edward died
young : he died s.p. 1717, and was succeeded by his brother
William, see 1698, and 1703.

Francis Gregory. £H. 23 June, 1697 (fil. Francisci Gregory
de Hambleden, Buck. cler. get. 16). Admission Fee re-
ceived in the first half of 1697. Apparently he became
OL of Ch. Ch. 30 June, 1698. B.A. (Ch. Ch.) 26 Nov.
1701. M.A. 1 April, 1704.

The father had been usher of Westminster under Dr. Busby,

and died Rector of Hambleden in 1707.

Henry Langton. fft. 26 June, 1697 (fil. Josephi Langton
de Newton Park, Somerset, arm. get. 18). d.fH. received
(Lancton) as $.<&. first half of 1697, restored by
Bursar Pitt.

William Gostwick. iH. 26 June, 1697 (fil. Gulielmi
Gostwick de Harden, Hartford, Baronetti, ast. 18).

He must have died before his father, as Sir William Gostwick
of Willington, Beds., was succeeded by his grandson William
in 1723 : but his only son (ob. v. p.) is said to have been named
John. Bctliam allow* him a son named William, but says that
he died an infant,

396 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1697.

William Harrison. f&. 13 July, 1697 (fil. Richardi
Harrison de Civ. Hartford, arm. set. 17). Admission Fee
received same day.

Thomas Church, ffl. 13 July, 1697 (fil. Thomas Church
de Civ. Hereford, pleb. set. 18). Admission Fee received
20 July, 1697. Elected g>. 1699, and retained his £>.
till 1705. B.A. 23 Oct. 1701. M.A. 8 April, 1704.

John Willis, m. 4 Nov. 1697 (fil. Henrici Willis de
Blandford St. Mary, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). Admission
Fee received same day.

Charles Penry. fH. 17 Nov. 1697 (fil. Rice Penry de

Brecknock, gen. set. 16). Admission Fee received
13 Nov. 1697.

He appears to have died s.p.m. (Jones, II. 2, 672.)

John Colinge. fH. 13 Jan. 16-jj-f- (fil. Benjamim Colinge,
Londin., gen. set. 17). Admission Fee received in the
first half of 1698. B.A. 4 Dec. 1701. M.A. (New)
19 April, 1705.

Francis Harison. ffl. 3 Feb. 16fJ (fil. Gulielmi Harison
de ? Hurst, Bercher. Doctoris, set. 15).

John French, fft. 3 Feb. 16£J- (fil. Johannis French de
Crookhorne, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). B.A. 14 Oct.
1701.

John French, junior, B.A., was Vicar of Ilton, Somerset,
20 Sept. 1708, and it is recorded in the Register that "John
French ncker of ye parish of Elton, was buried ye 18th day of
Jan., 1730."

John Knott. fH. 21 March, 16f|- (fil. Thomas Knott de
Stickland, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). Admission Fee re-
ceived 21 March, 16ff Admitted £>. 1699. B.A.
23 Oct. 1701. M.A. 27 June, 1704. Admitted JF.
? 1707 : he held his JF. till Midsummer 1714.

1607-98.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 397

William Burrough. JH. 21 March, 16|| (fil. W. B. de
Chenys, Buck. cler. set. 17). Admission Fee received
(Burrow) 24 March, 16f|-. Goodridge Exhibitioner
1700, 1701. Elected g>. 1701. B.A. 14 Feb. 1701.
He was elected Jf. in 1711 or 1712 : he received the
Michaelmas stipend in 1712.

Brother of St. John Burrough 17§f. Lipscomb who gives the
name as Burroughs, makes one William Burroughs, Hector
of Chenies from 1704 to 1749.

1698.

(Nicholas) Braman. (ftjaplain 1698. Probably Nicholas
Braman, B.A. of Magd. Hall, 17 Oct. 1695. M.A. 4 July,
1698. He received his stipend as Chaplain up to 1711.

William Porter. Admission Fee of Ds. Porter received
7 June, 1698. B.A. (Trinity) 18 Nov. 1697. M.A.
(Wadh.) 1 June, 1700.

George Farewell. Admission Fee received 5 Dec. 1698.
B.A. (Wadh.) 12 June, 1700.

Probably George Farewell, Vicar of South Cadbury, Somerset,.
30 April, 1709 ; Prebendary of Wedruore Quinta (Wells)
28 March, 1709 : died 6 April, 1717, and is buried at South
Cadbury with this monument :

Georgius Farewell, A.M., Thomse Farewell armigeri de Hole-
brook films, ecclesiaecathedralisWellensisprebeiidarius,Vindelis
ethujus rector ac pro diocesi episcopatus ejusdem in comitiorum>
sacrorum senatu ordinis clericalis suffragio imanimo procura-
torum unus cooptatus, quo munere integerrime meruit fidaei
Christianse vere Catholicae Anglia exculptse strenuus assertor ;:
eousque donee variolis pessimi moris correptus naturae mulctam
exsolvit, non sibi sed amicis devulsus ; quippe invictus virtutis
satelles singulis vitoo partibus enituit, uxori deamanti indulgens
liberis placidus servis lenis proximis facilis et benignus tecta
eibumque hospitibus dedit cimcta humanitatis officia studiose-
preostitit, immo quasi debitum persolvit Qitem omnes quibuscum

398 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1698.

ei intercessit consuetude meritiesime pro ejus eximia suavitate
benevolentia animitus complexerunt surreptum luxerunt fama
cum halitu non peritura.

Anna conjux pietatis erga msestissime hoc tanti promeriti
monumentum extruxit terris avulsi Apr. 6, Anno ^Erae
Christianse 1717, setatis 41.

And on a slab :

Georgius Farewell, A.M., concionibus disertus vita edocens
cujus prsestantiam monnmentum prope erectum angustius
Buggerit

Hie sepultus est 1717.

Thomas Wood. f&. 7 April, 1698 (fil. Thomae Wood de
Littleton, Middlesex, gen. set. 17). Admission Fee re-
ceived 9 April.

John Wilson. f&. 7 April, 1698 (fil. Hugonis Wilson de
Treveglos, Mong. cler. set. 16). Admission Fee received
1 March, 16 JJ.

Possibly of Treneglos in Montgomery.

Jenkin Price. £H. 7 April, 1698 (fil. Johamris Price de
Brecknock, gen. set. 16). Admission Fee received
31 March, 1698.

Daniel Phillips. £H. 7 April, 1698 (fil. D. P. de Dessert,
Radnor, pleb. set. 19).

Edward Bennett. £H. 7 April, 1698 (fil. E. B. de Treve-
glos, Mong. pleb. set. 19). &.fH. received as Servitor,
5 March, 16ff, restored 4 July, 1718. His Admission
Fee was originally paid as (ft. by mistake 1 March, 16-jj- 1- ,
and was restored the same day to John Ellis of Jesus.

William Radford. fH. 7 April, 1698 (fil. Gulielmi Rad-
ford de Marksbury, Somerset, cler. set. 17). Elected
<£lcrfc 1698. He appears as Clerk in 1701. B.A.
25 Oct. 1701.

1698.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 399

Francis Warre. fH. 7 April, 1698 (fil. Henrici Warre de
Cheddon, Somerset, cler. set. 17). Admission Fee re-
ceived 14 April, 1698. B.A. 14 Oct. 1701.

Vicar of Cheddon 9 Oct. 1706, succeeding Ms father after an

interval of four years.

Balwin Mallet. fH. 14 April, 1698 (fil. B. M. de St.
Audery, Somerset, arm. set. 16). Admitted at Exeter
25 March, 1700 of St. Audre, Somerset; his name was
removed 30 Aug. 1702. B.A. (Baldwin Malet of Exeter)
31 Oct. 1703. M.A. (Baldwin Chald) 10 July, 1708.
Rector of Streat, Somerset, 31 May, 1718 ; Vicar of Doulting,
1 May, 1735 : he signs for the last time as Vicar of Streat,
13 June, 1751.

Robert Winne. Jft. 16 April, 1698 (fil. Roberti Winne
de Londin., gen. set. 18). Admission Fee received
19 April, 1698; part of his C.fH. as Jf.<&. received
17 Feb. ±%U> taken UP 12 Oct. 1722.

Henry March. JH. 16 April, 1698 (fil. Francisci March de
Londin., gen. set. 16). Admission Fee received 28 Feb.

Giles Frampton. m. 17 May, 1698 (fi. ^Egidii Frampton
de Ramston, i.e. Frampton, Dorcestr. arm. set. 16).

Probably Giles, eldest son of Giles Frampton of Buckland
Ripers, who died unmarried.

William Phelps. f&. 4 June, 1698 (fil. Gulielmi Phelps
de Civ. Gloc. pleb. aet. 18).

Aaron Baker. fH. June, 1698 (fil. A. B. de Alvington,
Devon, cler. set. 15). Admission Fee received 10 June,
1698. Elected £. 1702. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1702
and 1703. B.A. 14 Feb. 1701. M.A. 23 Oct. 1704. He
appears to have remained &. till 1707.

Son of Aaron Baker 16$£, and brother of John Baker 1707,
and Anthonv Baker 1715.

400 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1697

Humphry Bishoppe. ffl. 9 June, 1698 (fil. Johannis
Bishoppe de Shaftesbury, Dorcestr. arm. set. 17).

Son of John Bishop 1668. A member of the Middle Temple :
buried at Salisbury. (Hutchins, II. 738.)

"William Berkeley. fH. 2 July, 1698 (fil. Edvardi Berkeley
de Pull, Somerset, arm. get. 17).

Apparently third son : brother of Maurice Berkeley 1697 :
eventually took the name of Portman on succeeding to the
estates at Orchard Portman, and was direct ancestor of the
present Viscount Portman. See also 1703.

Roger Grabham. fH. 4 July, 1698 (fil. R G. de " Decke-
mans," Somerset, cler. ast. 16). Admission Fee received
7 July, 1698.

William Higgins. flj. 4 July, 1698 (fil. Thomse Higgins
de Ditchett, Somerset, pauperis, set. 18). (J.fH. received
as Servitor 21 Feb. 16-JMh restored by Bursar Pitt. B.A.
(Magd. Hall) 21 May, 1702.

Vicar of Worle, Somerset, 24 April, 1706. He was buried at
Ditcheat 17 Sept. 1712, and on the same day his son William
was buried : his wife Eleanor following on 4 Oct. 1712.

Thomas Paine. fH. 21 July, 1698 (fil. Thornae Paine de
Plymouth, gen. set. 16). Admission Fee received 5 Aug.
1698. Elected g>. 1702. B.A. 29 Oct. 1702. M.A.
20 Feb. 1704. His &. was paid up to Mids. 1705.

Abraham Gapper. Jft. 9 Nov. 1698 (fil. A. G. de Beeston,
Somerset, gen. set. 18.) Admission Fee received 26 Sep.
1698.

One Abraham Gapper, Serjeant-at-Law, was buried at Win-
canton 23 May, 1753. Brother of Henry Gapper 17g|.

Thomas Wyndham. flj. (Windham) 19 Nov. 1698 (fil.

Johannis Windham de Salisbury, Wilton, arm. set. 16)-

He was second son of John Wyndham 1663, and grandson of Sir

Wadham Wyndham 1626, and brother of John Wyndham 1695.

He was afterwards of Lincoln's Inn. He eventually became

1698.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 401

Lord Chancellor of Ireland, and Lord Wyndham of Finglass,
and died 14 Nov. 1745, aged 64, and was buried in Salisbury
Cathedral, where the inscription on his monument gives a
record of his life as follows :

"Here lyeth the body of Thomas Lord Wyndham, Baron
Wyndham of Finglass, in the Kingdom of Ireland, youngest
son of John Wyndham of Norrington in this County Esquire.
He was educated in the School of the Canons of this Close,
from whence he went in 1698 to Wadham College in the
University of Oxford. He removed from thence to Lincoln's
Inn, and was there called to the Degree of Barrister at Law in
1705. In the year 1724 his Majestic King George I. was
pleased to appoint him Chief Justice of the Court of Common
Pleas in Ireland, where he sate two years. In Dec. 1726
he was advanced to the office of Lord High Chancellor of
Ireland, and constituted one of the Lords Justici-s of that
Kingdom, into which last office he was sworn eight several
times. On the demise of King George I. his Majestie King
George II. renewed his Commission of Lord High Chancellor,
and in September, 1731, in consideration of his diligent and
faithfull services was pleased to create him a Baron of the
Kingdom of Ireland. He presided in six sessions of Parlia-
ment as Speaker of the House of Lords of Ireland, where
there is a Session but once in two years. In April, 1739, he
sate as Lord High Steward on the trial of Lord Barry of Sautry
(? Stantry), being the first Lord High Steward that ever was
appointed in that kingdom. In Sept. 1739, he resigned his
offices at his own request on account of an ill state of health
contracted by a too intent and too long application to the
great variety of business he had been engaged in. He was a
Member of the Established Church, a strenuous assertor of
lawi'ull liberty, a zealous promoter of justice, a dutifull subject,
and a kind relation. He was born on 27 ih day of December,
1681 : he died on 24th day of November, 1745."
On a flat stone below is the following :
Here lyeth
The body of
The Right Honourable
Thomas Lord Wyndham
Baron Wyndham of Finglass
In the Kingdom of Ireland,

D D

402 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1698.

Who departed this life
On the 24th day of November,

of

He contributed ten guineas to the repair of the Eastern
Window of the Chapel in 1742. He was a great benefactor to
the College : on 7 May, 1746, his Executors received releases
for two sums of £500 and ,£2,000 : and on 24 April, 1747, it
was resolved that the former sum should be expended "in
building partition walls, three on each side, to include the
chambers of each staircase between two such walls. Two to
be built first for an experiment, one at the side of the Warden's
parlor next the gate, another at the end of his lodging next the
Chapel." But on 6 April, 1753, the building of farther par-
tition walls was deferred, and the expenses of improving the
garden, building the walls, cleaning pictures, &c., were ordered
to be charged against the money bequeathed by Lord Wyndham
for adorning the College. His portrait hangs in the College Hall.

Joseph Wall. &. 6 Dec. 1698 (fil. J. W. de Milton, Wil-
ton, cler. set. 15). C.fH. received as Servitor 15 Feb.
if<ro-> restored by Bursar Pitt, again received from Sir J.
Wall as Servitor 19 Feb. 1 7^ f , restored 19 Feb. 1718.
He appears as (BUerfc for a short time in 1703. B.A.
22 Feb. 1702.

Francis Popham. f«. 13 Dec. 1698 (fil. Alexandri Pop-
ham de Presbury, Gloucestr. gen. set. 16). Admission
Fee received 5 Dec. 1698.

Apparently son of A. Popham of Littlecott and Hound street,
married Ann, daughter of Alex. Popham of Bourton, Gloc. :
died 23 Sept. 1735, and was buried at Chilton-foliot.

Amhurst Buckeridge. fft. 28 Feb. 16ff (fil/Ric. ? Nic.

Buckeridge de West Ham, Essex, cler. set. 17). CLfff.

received as (*L 20 Feb. 16|-f, restored by Bursar Baker.

B.A. (St. John's) 18 Dec. 1704. M.A. 23 March, 1707.
Amhurst Buckeridge fil. Nicolai Buckeridge, Eectoris de Brad-
well juxta mare, Essex. Etonse educatus, primo matric. in
Coll. Wadham : deinde electus Fundatoris consanguineus in
hoc (i.e. St. Johannis) Coll. Collector quadrigesimalis junior.
Obiit 2 Martii, 1709, et sepultus e&t in eccl.de West Ham.
^Kawlinson.)

1698-99.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 403

Richard Norris. M. 2 March, 16ff (fil. K. N. de Broad
Winser, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). (E.fH. received as (ft.
22 Feb. 16-°-f , restored by Bursar Gerard. B.A. 13 Oct.
1702. M.A. 21 June, 1705.

Rector of Swell, Somerset, 30 Nov. 171^, and Vicar of Five-
head, Somerset, 30 Dec. 1716 : buried at Swell 30 Sept. 1733.

Thomas Cogan. £H. 20 March, 16ff (fil. Johannis Cogan
de Kington, Somerset, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as
OL 14 Feb. 16ff, restored by Bursar Pitt.

James Collins. fH. 20 March, 16ff, (fil. Edvardi Collins
de WiJscombe, Somerset, gen. a3t. 16). (£JH. received
as OL 24 Feb. 16ff, taken up for Battels 4 July, 1708.
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1699 and 1701. B.A. 6 Nov.
1702.

William Bull. fH. 20 March, 16f f (fil. Gulielmi Bull de
Warnton, Oxon, gen. set. 15). C.Jft. received (William
Treadwell Bull), as «L 9 March, 16ff, and paid "to the
manciple for the butcher by Henry Edwards." B.A.
13 Oct. 1702. M.A. 21 June, 1705.

1699.

Leonard Cozens. CLJH. received as Servitor 24 Feb. 1699,
restored, by Bursar Pitt.

William Collier. C.ffl. received as OL last half of 1699^
restored 18 July, 1709. B.A. 3 Feb. 1702.

William Higgs. C.ffl. received as OL 2 Oct. 1699, restored
by Bursar Gerard 23 Dec. — . Goodridge Exhibitioner
1698, and as Scholar 1701 and 1702. Elected £. 1700 :
and his name appears till Midsummer 1705. B.A. 20
Feb. 1700. M.A. 8 May, 1703.

Thomas Girdler. £H. 1 April, 1699 (fil. Josephi Girdler
de Londin., gen. set. 15). (jLiiH. received as (jfL same
day, restored 15 Oct. 1703. Elected £. 1703. B.A.
17 Dec. 1703. M.A. 2 July, 1705. B.D. 2 July, 1714.
D.D. 11 July, 1719. Elected $. 1707 : he was second

D D 2

404 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1699.

Jf. in 1719. He was elected Sub-Warden in 1714, and
Bursar in 1715, 1717, 1718. Junior Proctor 1711, when
Hearne describes him as "a young but honest man"
(2 Feb. 1711).

Andrew Jones. ift. 1 April, 1699 (fil. Jeff. Jones de Ken-
church, Hereford, pleb. set. 16). &M. received as
Servitor 16ff, restored by Bursar Gerard. B.A.
15 March, I70i\

Thomas Drant. ffi. 25 May, 1699 (fil. Richardi Drant de
Melbury Osbourne, i.e. Osmund, Dorset, pleb. set. 19).
(C.JH. received as Servitor 15 May, 1699, restored by
Bursar Pitt.

Thomas Allen. fH. 5 July, 1699 (fil. T. A. Oxon,
pleb. a3t. 16). C.ffl. received 2 Oct. 1699, taken up for
Battels by Bursar Gerard, replaced 15 March, 17J4,
restored about the same time. B.A. 2 July, 1705. One
of this name was Goodridge Exhibitioner 1707.

Thomas Kirby. fH. 10 Nov. 1699 (fil. Roberti Kirby de
King Sutton, Northampton, pauperis, set. 16). <£.£ff.
received as Servitor 24 Oct. 1699, restored by Bursar
Baker. B.A. 24 March, 1703.

Thomas Kirby, Vicar of King's Sutton, 1710 : buried there

13 Feb. 17if.

James Willoughby. fH. 1 Dec. 1699 (fil. Gulielmi Wil-
loughby de Lirarick, sic, Hibern. pleb. set. 16). Elected
OHerfe 1701, and paid till the end of 1703. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1701, 1702, 1703. B.A. (John Willoughby
of Wadham) 26 Feb. 1703.

Thomas Chantrell. fH. 28 Feb. -}•££# (fil. Hugonis
Chantrell de Londin., gen. set. 18). &.JBL received as
OL 15 Feb. ff-££, restored 428 March, 1704. B.A.
26 Oct. 1703. Ds. Chantrell replaced a part of his
C.fH. 14 May, 1711, which was restored by A. Baker.

Samuel Lisle. fflL 4 March, ff££ (fil. Richardi Lisle de

1699.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 405

Blandford, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). C.fH. received ns (j£.
15 Feb. if J£, restored by Bursar Dennet 6 Oct. — .
Admitted g>. 1701. B.A. 23 Oct. 1703, M.A. 10 June,
1706. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1707. Elected dF. 1707 :
he was a JF. still in 1720. Elected Bursar 1719. On
the 22 March, I7ff, he was elected 5J2Harfcm : and ob-
tained his B.D. and D.D. by Diploma 10 April, 1739.
He resigned the Wardenship in 1744.

Chaplain of the Levant Company at Smyrna 1710 — 171(5, at
Aleppo 1716 — 1719. Appointed Chaplain to Thomas Lord
Onslow, 7 March, 1720. On 26 Oct. following, he was insti-
tuted to the rectory of Holwell, Beds. On 20 Feb. 17f ^ he was
instituted to the rectory of Tooting, Surrey. At midsummer
1721 he was presented by King George I. to the Rectory of
St. Mary-le-Bow, to which he was instituted 10 July following.
In Nov. the same year (1721), he was taken by Dr. Wake,
Archbishop of Canterbury, to be one of his Grace's Chaplains,
and in Jan. following was by him created D.D. On Sept. 1, 1724,
he was promoted by his Grace to the Archdeaconry of Canter-
bury ; Prebendary of Canterbury 6 Aug. 1728. In 1729 he
was presented to the vicarage of Norcholt, or Northolt, Middle-
sex, when he resigned the living of Tooting. In 1723 he was
appointed by the Upper House, Deputy Prolocutor of the
Lower House of Convocation, and in the next Convocation was
elected (31 Jan. 1734) Prolocutor of the Lower House, and
again 2 Dec. 1741, On 1 April, 1744, he was consecrated to
the Bishopric of St. Asaph when he resigned his Wardenship,
and held in commendam the Archdeaconry of Canterbury, and
the Vicarage of Norcholt. On 17 March, 17 J|, he was trans-
lated to the See of Norwich, and quitted the Archdeaconry of
Canterbury, still holding the vicarage of Norcholt in com-
mendam. On the 4th of March, 17f|, he nominated Henry
Shove as the first recipient of the Soinerscales Exhibition to
last for four years from the Feast of the Annunciation. He
died Oct. 1749. His portrait hangs in the College Hall.

G-eorge Case. £H. 4 March, |f»£ (til. G. C. "ut supra" i.e.
? de Blandford, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). C.jjft. received as
4L 15 Feb. -J--f#£, restored 4 July, 1708 (but by Bursar
Girdler, therefore ? 1718). B.A. 17 Dec. 1703.

One George Case was Rector of North Barrow, Somerset,
23 Sept. 1706.

400 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1699-1700.

Sydenham Thornhill. ffi. 20 March, •}£#£ (fil. Eoberti
Thornhill de Woolau, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). &.M. re-
ceived as <ft. 18 March, £f##, taken up for Battels by
Bursar Gerard 22 July, — .

Second son of R. Thornhill of Woolland, hy Francis, daughter
of William Sydenham of Wynford Eagle : he was apparently
dead (s.p.) in 1721, when there is a Sydenham Thornhill buried
in the church at Woolland.

Thomas Palmer, fft. 23 March, $$%% (fil. Thorn se Palmer
de Broad Winser, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 16). <£.ffl. received
as Servitor same day, restored 4 April, 1704. B.A.
24 March, 1703.

1700.

Heliar. One of this name appears as (Chaplain in the
Accounts of 1700 : probably John Heliar fft. at Oriel,
3 Jan. 16-H- (fil. Andreas Heliar de Sarum, Wilton
pauperis, set. 17). B.A. 16 July, 1698.

The Rev. John Hellier was appointed Vicar of Batheaston,
Somerset, in the latter part of the year 1706. He died in 1716,
and a mural monument was erected to his memory on the out-
side of the South Wall of the Chancel with the following
inscription :

Near this place lies interred the body of John Hellier, late
Vicar of this Parish, who departed this life the first day of
February.

AnnoP°mini1716
( ^Etatis 37.

He left by Will the interest of one hundred and twenty pounds
for ever for teaching poor children of the parish to read, write,
cast accounts, and to instruct them in the knowledge and
practise of the Christian religion as professed and taught in
the Church of England. The righteous shall be had in ever-
lasting Remembrance.

James Chetham. £H. 18 April, 1700 (fil. Georgii Chatham
de Manchester, Lancastr. gen. set. 17). (£.fH. received as

1700.] WARDEN DUNSTER 407

OL 31 March, 1700, increased to dF.OL 16 Aug. 1700,
restored by Bursar Pitt.

Eusebius Baker. fH. 13 May, 1700 (fil. Jacobi Baker de
Ilton, Somerset, cler. ast. 18). (£.fH. received as Servitor
22 April, 1700, restored by Bursar Baker.

John Moor. fH. 13 May, 1700 (fil. Johannis Moor de
Newington Green, Middlesex, gen. set. 19). C.ffl. re-
ceived as Jf.(&. 17 Nov. 1699, restored by Bursar Baker.

John Baker. £H. 24 May, 1700 (fil. J. B. de Trull, Somerset,
gen. set. 16). CJflL received as OL 7 Feb. 16g|, taken
up " to discharge part of the turnover 1702 by Robert
Thistlethwayte 12 Oct. 1722." Baker was Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1700. ? B.A. 20 Oct. 1701.

Hugh Briggs. f«. 17 Dec. 1700 (fil. Humphredi Briggs de
Salisbury, Wilton, Baronetti, set. 16). <£.fH. received as
OL 7 Dec. 1700, taken up for Battels 19 May, 1720.

His mother was Barbara, daughter of Sir "Wadham Wyndham :
he succeeded his brother Humphrey 8 Dec. 1734, and died un-
married 27 Oct. 1767, when the dignity became extinct.

Simon A'Deane. fH. 14 Jan. 17{ft (fil. S. A'D. de Chenton,
Hampton., arm. set. 16). CJS. received as JfM. first
half of 1701, restored 18 Oct. 1703.

Richard Tyler. £«. 14 Jan. I7gf (fil. Francisci Tyler de
Whitchurch, Hereford., cler. aet. 16). C.iH. received as
OT. first half of 1701, paid over by Bursar Gerard.
B.A. 7 Dec, 1704.

John Owsley. ffl. 14 Jan. I7£f (fil. Roberti Owsley de
South Petherton, Somerset, pleb. set. 16). (Lfft. received
as (ft. first half of 1701, taken up "to discharge part of
the turn over 1702 by Robert Thistlethwayte 12 Oct.
1722." B.A. 19 May, 1705.

Vicar of Whitelackington, Somerset 6 Sept. 1720, where he
was buried 18 March, 1757, aged 78.

408 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1700-01.

John Briscoe. fH. 27 Jan. 17££ (fil. Gulielmi Briscoe de
London coin. Hartf., gen. set. 16). Part of his <£.fft. was
received in first half of 1701, restored 19 Sept. 1702.

St. John Burrough. fflL 27 Jan. l7|Hr (fil. Gulielmi Bur-
rough de Chenis, sic, Buck., cler. set. 15). C.fft.
received as (ft. first half of 1701, restored by Bursar
Baker. B.A. 20 Feb. 1704. M.A. 25 June, 1707.

Brother of Willicam Burrough 16§£.

17O1.

Rogers. C.fgl. received as (ft. in the first half of 1701
restored 8 Aug., 1701.

Bernard Mould. £.£H. received as (ft. 8 July, 1701,
restored by Bursar Eyans. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1701,
1702. Admitted S. 1703. B.A. 4 July, 1704. M.A.
29 April, 1707. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1707, 1708,
1709, 1710. Admitted Jf. (probably) in 1711 : he held
his Fellowship certainly in 1720.

Hody. on.fH. received as (St. 1701, restored 7 Aug.—

Hugh Pomeroy. $&. 12 April, 1701 (fil. Valent. Pomeroy
de Harberton, Devon, gen. ast. 17). C.ffl. received as (ft
the first half of 1701.

Brother of Valentine Pomroy 1703.

Samuel Seward. fSL 12 April, 1701 (fil. Ambrosii Seward de
Dulis, i.e. Dewhsh, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). &JK. received
as (ft. in the first half of 1701, restored 14 Dec., 1704.
B.A. (Magd. Hall) 20 Feb., 1704.

Probably Vicar .of Sutton Bingham, Somerset, 5 March, 1708.

Isaac Jordon. |H. 12 April, 1701 (fil. Edmundi Jordon de
Highfield, Sussex, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft. the
first half of 1701.

There is an estate called Jordan? at 1 field in Sussex.

1701.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 400

Thomas Mills. fH. 12 April, 1701 (fil. Georgii Mills de
Rusper, Salop ? gen. set. 15). (£.£K. received as (ft. first
half of 1701, restored 15 Nov., 1704.
Ruspar is in Sussex.

John Busby, fa. 31 May, 1701 (fil. Gulielmi Busby de
Marsh, Buck., arm. set. 16).

John Lamb. fH. 2 June, 1701 (fil. Henrici Lambe de
Londin., arm. set. 18). C.ffl. received as JfM. in the
first half of 1701, restored by Bursar Eyans.

John Galpine. fH. 4 June, 1701 (fil. Roberti Galpine de
East Mean, Hampton, pleb. set. 18). (£JH. received as
Servitor the first half of 1701, taken up "to discharge
part of the turnover of 1705 by Rob. Thisthlethwayte,
12 Oct. 1722." B.A. 7 March, 1704.

Joseph Morgan. JH. 5 June, 1701 (fil. Rees Morgan de
Kingston, Hereford, pauperis, set. 16). C.fH. received as
Servitor in the first half of 1701, restored by Bursar
Gerard.

Richard Humfry. m. 27 June, 1701 (fil. Richardi Humfry
de Londin., gen. set. 17). £.fH. received as <£. the
first half of 1701, restored by Bursar Gerard. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1701, 1702. Admitted OL of Ch. Oh. 14
July, 1703. B.A. (Humfrey) of Ch. Ch. 18 May, 1705.
M.A. 14 June, 1708.

William Lany. fH. 8 July, 1701 (fil. Benjamini Lany de
Londin., gen. set. 17). (E.lfl. received as <£. in the first
half of 1701, restored 18 Jan., 17g-f. Admitted £.
(Laney) 1702. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1703, 1704.
B.A. 26 April, 1705. He did not receive his stipend
as £. 1704.

Matthew Stent. £H. 10 Oct. 1701 (fil. Josephi Stent de
Londin., gen. set. 19). (C.fflL received as <£. the latter
half of 1701, restored 25 June, 1706. B.A. 21 June,
1705. M.A. 17 May, 1708. OTijaplam 1707—1717.

410 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1701.

William Batemann. fH. 23 Oct. 1701 (fil. Edmundi
Bateman de Northampton, gen. set. 15). (ST.fH. received
as <£. the latter half of 1701, restored 11 Dec. 1704.

Richard Aldworth. f». 10 Dec. 1701 (fil. R. A. de Stan-
leigh, i.e. Stanlake, Bercher., arm. set. 16). C.fB. received
as (£. 3 Feb. 17^4, restored by Bursar Pitt.

He married Catherine Neville (died 1720), and died May 1738,
leaving a son Richard Neville Aldworth, .who assumed the
name of Neville, and became the ancestor of Lord Braybrooke.

Henry Gapper. fH. 18 Feb. 17°^ (fil. Abraham Gapper de
Brum, ? Brewham, Somerset, gen. set. 17). <£.f®L
received as <£. 20 Feb. 17^> Paid over by Bursar Baker.
B.A. 12 Nov. 1705. M.A. 14 June, 1708.

Vicar of East Pennard, Somerset, 25 June, 1709 ; resigned
1713 ; Vicar of Pitminster 17 Sept. 1713 ; Vicar of Buckland
Mary, 7 May, 1732 ; died about 1764 ; brother of Abraham
Gapper 1698.

William Sainsbury. f&. 4 March, 17^ (fil. G. S. de
Lavington, Wilton, gen. set. 16). (£JH. received as (ft.
7 March, 17^, restored 1 Feb. 1703. Admitted £>. 1703.
Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1706. B.A. 12 Nov. 1705.

Vicar of Beckington, Somerset, 19 Dec. 1709 : died about 1731.

Ezra Watson. fH. 17 March, I7£i (fil. E. W. de Mil-
bourn St. Andrew, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). <£.fft.
received as Servitor "same day, taken up to pay Battels
by Bursar Baker. Appointed OTletfe 1704.

John Cobb. fH. 17 March, 17%$ (fil. J. C. de Haselbury
Bryen, Dorcestr. gen. set. 18). £.i!H. received as <£. 19
Feb. I7gi. B.A. 13 July, 1706.

Samuel Clarke, ffi. 17 March, I7£i (fil. Gulielmi Clarke
de Blandford, Dorcestr. pleb. aet. 18). (£Jft. received as
Servitor, 7 March, I7#i restored 27 April, 1714. B.A.
30 Oct. 1705.

Samuel Clarke was presented to the Rectory of Buckhorn
Western, 14 Aug. 1723, and died 1761.

1701-02.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 411

On a marble monument against the North Wall of the
Chancel : —

Underneath lieth the body of the Kev. Samuel Clark, to
whose pious memory the monument on the North Wall is
erected :

J. S. (sic)

The body of the Kev. Mr. Samuel Clark

Hector of this church 38 years

Obiit Jan. 15, A.D. 1761

set 76.

His prudent economy enabled him to do frequent acts of
kindness and charity to his neighbours and relations in his
lifetime, and leave 'em handsome legacies at his decease.
Revdus Kichardus Clark A.M. Heres hoc marmor fratris
memorise sacrum quodamodo gratus posuit A.D. 1762.

1702.

Mr. Thomas Gale. €.fH. received as (ft. 1 April, 1702,
restored by Bursar Gerard.

Fisher Littleton. C.fH. received as OL 17 Sept. 1702, restored
by Bursar White ; replaced 24 Sept. 1703, restored by
Bursar Eyans. Elected $. of All Souls, from the County
of Middlesex, 1703. B.A. (All Souls), 9 Dec. 1703.
M.A. 29 Oct. 1709.

James Amyatt. fft. 25 March, 1702 (fil. Johannis Amyatt
de Anton Gifford, Devon cler. set. 16). (JT.fH. received
as OT. 25 April, 1702, restored 6 April, 1704. Admitted
5. 1703. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1705. B.A. 12 Nov.
1705. M.A. 20 June, 1710. He remained a £. till
1711 or 1712.

Samuel Moore. fH. 25 March, 1702 (fil. Johannis Moore
de Londin., arm. a?t. 17). C.fH. received as $.(&. 27
March, 1702, paid over by Bursar Ridgway.

412 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1702.

Robert Pitt. fH. 5 May, 1702 (fil. Thorns Pitt de Londin.,
arm. ait. 17). C.fH. received as OL 13 April, 1702,
restored by Bursar Baker.

Robert Pitt, son of T. Pitt, became a Master in Chancery.

Humphry Howorth. fH. 13 May, 1702 (fil. Edvardi
Ho worth de Cabal! in, Radn., arm. set. 17). (£.fH. received
as (£.12 May, 1702 taken up to pay Battels by Bursar
Girdler.

John Fox. fH. 13 May, 1702 (fil. J. F. de Whiston Stafford.,
pleb. set. 16). C.fH. received as Servitor 2 July, restored
6 Nov. — . B.A. (New Inn Hall) 14 Feb. 1705.

James Bond. fH. 21 May, 1702 (fil. Johannis Bond de
Earth, Cornub., arm. set. 18). (JLfH. received as (ft.
23 April, 1702, restored 6 April, 1704.

Clement Wakelin. fH. 5 June, 1702 (fil. C. W. de Londin.,
gen. set. 16). OD.fH. received as OL 2 July, 1702, taken
up by Robt. Thistlethwayte to discharge part of the
turnover of 1707 on 12 Aug. 1722. B.A. 28 June,
1706.

Caleb Cook. fH. 11 June, 1702 (fil. C. C. de Milbourn

Port, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). &.fH. received as Servitor,
2 July 1702, restored 26 Oct. — . B.A. (All Souls),
May 9, 1706.

Thomas Eyans. fH. 11 June, 1702 (fil. Antonii Eyans de
Bagbrook, Oxon , gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as <£.
23 June, 1702. restored by Bursar Eyans. Admitted
5. 1703. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1704, 1705. Ap-
parently he remained &. till 1707. B.A. 22 April, 1706.

Brother of John Eyans 16ff .

Richard Saunders. fH. 15 Oct. 1702 (fil. R S. de Ather-
ton, Warwic, cler. get. 17). B.A. (St. Mary Hall)
4 July, 1706.

1702.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 413

George Deane. fa. 19 Nov. 17U2 (fil. G. D. de South
Molton, Devon, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft.
16 Nov. 1702, restored by Bursar White, 20 Dec. — .
B.A. 25 June, 1706.

John Heighe. fa. 10 Dec. 1702 (fil. Edvardi Heighe de
Kensington, Middlesex, gen. set. 19). d.fH. received as
4L 15 March, I7£f, restored 8 Nov. 1712. B.C.L.
(Heighes), 2 July, 1709.

John French, fa. 22 Feb. I7£f (fil. J. F. de Chard,
Somerset, cler. aet. 17). C.fa. received asOL 19 Feb. 17£|-,
restored by Bursar Ridgway. ?B.A. (Merton) 15 Oct.
1706. M.A. 23 Feb. 1715. Goodridge Exhibitioner,
1703, 1704.

See another of the same name 16§J.

Paul Williams. fa. 9 March, I7£f (fil. P. W.de civ. Here-
ford, gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as <£. 3 March, !?§-§-,
restored by Bursar Ridgway. Elected &. 1705. B.A.
31 Oct. 1706. M.A. 7 July, 1709. He paid tt.fa. as £.
(the first entry of Scholars' Caution) in the early part
of 1708 : which was restored Dec. 1712. Elected Jf.
1711 or 1712, and received stipend till Midsummer,
1713.

Thomas Pranckard. fa. 15 March, I7gf (fil. Thomse
Pranckard de Sherbourn, Dorcestr, gen. set. 16). C.fH.
received as (ft. 3 March, 17§|, restored by Bursar Ridg-
way. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1704. Elected £. 1705.
B.A. (Prankerd) 31 Oct. 1706. M.A. 7 July, 1709.
C.fH. received as ,£. in the early part of 1708, re-
stored 16 July, 1713. Elected JF. 1712 or 1713; his
stipend was paid up to Michaelmas, 1718.

He is buried at Castleton, Dorset, where it is stated that he
died at Wadhani College, being then a jF. 11 Aug. 1717,
aged 31.

Lawrence Brome. fH. 15 March, 17£f (fil. L. B. de He
Brewer, Somerset, pleb. ast. 16). <£JK. received as (&.
15 March, 17^-|, taken up for Battels, 5 July, 1718, by
Bursar Girdlcr.

414 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1702-03.

Thomas Wickham. flff. (Wiccham) 15 March, I7£f (fil.T. W.
de Horselington, Somerset, cler. set. 16). <£J0L received as
OL 8 Feb. I7g|, restored 21 Feb. 1705 ; again received
as <*L 22 June, 1708, taken up to pay Battels 16 July,
1715. B.A. (Oriel) 15 Oct. 1706. M.A. (Wadh.) 2 July,
1709.

Baptised 1686 ; Rector of Dunkerton 1714—1725 ; Rector of
Horsington 7 July, 1725 ; died 1753. Son of T. Wickham
1672, and grandson of T. Wickham 1646.

James Wilkinson, ffl. 17 March, 17#£ (fil. Johannis
Wilkinson de Sherbourn, Dorcestr., pauperis, 83 1. 17).
C.fft. received as Servitor, 12 March, I7ff, restored
13 Oct, 1704. B.A. (All Souls) 15 Oct. 1706.

James Wilkinson, B.A., was instituted Vicar of Long Burton,
Dorset, 22 Dec. 1718, and died there 23 June, 1761. On a flat
stone by the Reading Desk :

Here resteth the body of James Wilkinson, Vicar ; who
departed this life 23 June, 1761, aged 76 years.

Peter Sayer. |H. 17 March, I7£f (fil. P. S. de Wallingford,
Bercher, gen. set. 16). C.i^U received as (St. same day,
restored 7 — ber, 1706. Admitted <£. of Ch. Ch. 24 June,
1707, and Student 24 July, 1707. B.A. (Ch. Ch.) 28
April, 1708.

John Inet. ffl. 17 March, I7£f (fil. J. I. de Sutton, Warwic.,
cler. set. 16). OCJH. received as Richard Inett 27 April,
1703, taken up for Battels by Bursar Baker. John
Inett was B.A. of St. Mary Hall, 13 April, 1709.

17O3.

Mr. Berkly. C.fH. received as Jf.<&. 22 July, 1703,
restored by Bursar Baker.

Possibly identical with Maurice Berkeley 1697, or William
Berkeley, 1698.

Mr. J. Caswell. CfH. received (£5) 17 Feb. I7g£, restored
by Bursar Harrison, 28 March, — .
Possibly John Caswell 1671.

1703.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 415

Robert Morefield. CJH. received as (ft. 18 Feb.
taken up for Battels by Bursar Baker.

Richard Dawes. fH. 26 March, I7gf (fil. Samuelis Dawes
de Londin., arm. set. 16). C.iJH. received as Jf.Gt. 18
March, I7gf, restored 17 June, 1706.
Probably brother of Kobert Dawes 1707.

William Roop. m. 26 March, 1703 (fil. Nicolai Roop de
Londin., arm. set. 16). C.fft. received as JF.<£, 18 March,
I7£f, restored 11 April, 1704.

John Knight, m. 26 March, 1703 (fil. J. K. arm. aet. 16).
C.fft. received as _dF.(!L 17 March, 1703, restored by
Bursar Willet, 3 Oct. — .

Valentine Pomroy. f«. 26 March, 1703 (fil. V. P. de
Harberton, Devon, gen. set. 15). C.fH. received as (ft.
21 March, I7°f, restored 10 May, 1705.
Brother of Hugh Pomeroy 1701.

Richard Saltonstall. £H. 13 May, 1703 (fil. — , arm. set.
14). C.fH. received as Jf.Gt. same day, taken up for
Battels by Bursar White.

Jonathan Toup. f&. 7 July, 1703 (fil. Onesiphori Toup
de Bridport, Dorcestr. cler. set. 17). C.iH. received
(Samuel Toup) as Servitor, 3 Aug. 1703, taken up for
Battels, 4 July, 1718. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1703,
1704.

He was curate and lecturer of St. Ives, Cornwall, and married
Prudence, daughter of John Busvargus of Busvargus, Cornwall,
and was father of Jonathan Toup, author of Emendationes in
Suldam.

Fidelis Aish. fH. 16 July, 1703 (fil. Gulielmi Aish de
Seaborough, Somerset, pleb. a3t. 16). (&.f&. received
(Faithfull Aish) as Servitor, 24 July, 1703, restored

416 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1703.

10 May, 1707. Apparently (ftlerfc 1705, 1706. B.A.

29 April, 1707.

Fidelia Aish was Vicar of Seaburrow 17 Nov. 1711, and died
1720. One of this name was M.A. of Queens' College, Cam-
bridge, 1719. Brother of William Aish 1697.

Francis Wellington. 4ft. 6 Nov. 1703 (fil. Jacobi Wel-
lington de Lug warden, Hereford, pauperis set. 16).

John Pratt. fft. 11 Feb. I7£f (fil. Gulielmi Pratt de Tre-
laxo ? Somerset, gen. set. 15). He is apparently mis-
placed in the fH. Book.

The only name in Somerset faintly resembling this is Trudox-
hill, in Nunney.

Daniel Stockwell. ffl. 14 Dec. 1703 (fil. D. S. de Newbery,
Bercher. cler. set. 15). On.Jft. received as (ft. 15 Dec. 1703,
restored by Bursar Gerard. Elected £>• 1704. B.A.
8 July, 1707. He paid <£jm. as g>. in 1708, which was
restored 4 Sept. 1718. He apparently received his last
stipend in 1711.

Theophilus Walford. m. 11 Feb. 17£| (fil. Tho. Walford,
de Sibford, Oxon., gen. set. 16). &.JH. received as (ft.
25 Jan. 17£|, restored by Dr. Baker. B.A. 5 March,

1707.

Richard Saunders. fH. 11 Feb. I7£f (fil. Thomae Saunders
de North Morton, Buck., gen. set. 18). C.fH. received
as (ft. 15 Jan. I7£f, restored by Bursar Gerard.
North Moreton is in

William Lee. f&. 11 Feb. I7£f (fil. Thomas Lee de Heart-
well, Buck., baronetti, set. 15). £.fH. received as (ft. 15
Jan. 17#£, restored by Bursar Ridgway.

Second son of the second Bart., and nephew of Lyonell Lee
16|i Born 2 Aug. 1688 ; Becorder of Wycombe 1718, of
Buckingham 1722 ; M.P. for Wycombe 1727 ; Justice of the
King's Bench 13 June, 1730 ; knighted : Lord Chief Justice of

1703.J WARDEN DUNSTER. 417

England 9 June, 1737 ; Privy Councillor 21 July, 1737 ;
Chancellor of the Exchequer, 8 March, 1754 ; died 8 April,
1754, and was buried at Hartwell. (Lipscombe's Bucks, III.
p. 308.

John Lewis, ffl,. 21 Feb. I7£f (fil. Roger! Lewis de Cant.
civ. pauperis set. 19). CJtfl. received as Servitor, 10 Feb.
, taken up for Battels, 5 July, 1718.

Francis Miles. f&. 21 Feb. I7£f (fil. Johannis Miles de
Radnor parochia, pleb. yet. 17). <£J8l. received as Servitor

17 Feb. I7£f, restored by Bursar Baker, replaced as (ft.
25 March, 1709, restored 3 July, 1710. B.A. 21 Oct.
1707. M.A. (New Inn Hall) 6 July, 1710.

James Acton. M. 1 March, I7gf (fil. Edvardi Acton de
Beritworth, Hampton., cler. set. 15). (E.fflL received as
OL 29 Feb. 17£f, restored by Dr. Baker. Goodridge
Exhibitioner, 1704. B.A. 25 Nov. 1707. B.C.L. (All
Souls) 30 April, 1712. Elected Jf. of All Souls, from
the county of Hants, 1710 : when the Warden appealed
against the Election, apparently without success.
Probably son of Edward Acton, 1667.

John Irons. fH. 1 March, 17-g-f (fil. Gulielmi Irons de
Gos worth Oxon, gen. set. 15). CJflL received as (St.

18 March, I7£f, restored by Bursar Gerard. Elected
5. 1704. «Dja. received as £>. 19 Oct. 1710. Goodridge
Exhibitioner, 1707, 1708, 1709, 1710. B.A. 9 Dec. 1707.
M.A. 15 July, 1710. B.D. 26 June, 1729. Elected Jf.
in 1711 or 1712. Elected Bursar 1714, 1715, 1719,
1722, 1724, 1725, 1728, and 1730. Sub- Warden 1716,
1720, 1721. Catechist, 1723, 1726. Resigned his $.
80 June, 1731.

Edwyn Sandys, fft. 1 March, 17&£ (fil. Johannis Sandys
de Petherton, Somerset, cler. set. 15). €M. received as
(ft. 28 Feb. I7£f, restored by Bursar Harrison. Elected
5). 1707. B.A. 13 Feb. 1707. M.A. 26 June, 1710.
B.M. 12 Nov. 1716. D.M. 10 Dec. 1718. Paid
as £. early in 1708, restored 6 Feb. 1713. Elected

E E

418 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1703-04.

1713. Elected Sub- Warden, 1717, 1718. Dean, 1728.
His Jf. expired 30 June, 1731. Professor of Botany,
1720 to 1724.

William Gillett. £«. 1 March, I7£f (fil. Elise Gillett de
Misten ? Misterton, Somerset, cler. set. 18). C.1E. received
as Servitor (Gyllet), 18 March, 17#f, restored by Dr.
Baker. B.A. 21 Oct. 1707.

Simon Traunter. fK. 1 March I7£f (fil. Gulielmi Traunter
de Mansell, Hereford, gen. set. 16). d.fH. received as (ft.
5 April, 1704, restored by Bursar Whaley.

1704.

Benjamin Rudyerd. fH. (no Christian name), 8 April,
1704 (fil. B. R. de West Woodhey Bercher. arm. get.
17). (JLilft. received as Jf.Qt. 5 April, 1704, taken up
for Battels, 2 Feb. 1715.

He was probably a grandson of Benjamin Maddocke, 1654
(Maddox of Wormley), whose eldest daughter, Dorothy,
married Benjamin Rudyerd of West Woodhay.

Philip Burrough. fH. 25 April.. 1704 (fil. Zacharise Bur-
rough de Loodin., pleb. set. 17). <£.fH. received as (ft.
13 April, 1704, restored by Bursar Eidgway. Elected
1705, till Michaelmas, 1707. B.A. 17 July, 1708.

John Champneys. ffi. 9 May, 1704 (fil. J. C. de Yarn-
combe, Devon, gen. set. 16). (£Jft. received as (ft. 26
April, 1704 : it is recorded as " a free gift to the College "
by Bursar Harrison.

Samuel Barker. fH. 1 June, 1704 (fil. Augustini Barker
de Medford, i.e. Maidford, Northampton, gen. set. 17).
KM. received as OL 23 May, 1704. B.A. 13 Feb. 1707.

Son of Augustine Barker of South Luffenham, Rutl., himself
of Lyndon, Rutl., iind a devisee of a moiety of Maidford ; died
1759. (Baker, II. 45.)

1704.]

WARDEN DUNSTER.

419

John Plomer. m. 1 June, 1704 (fil. J. P. de Stone, Buck.,
pleb. set. 16.) £.fH. received as (ft. 28 April, 1704,
restored by Bursar Ridgway. Elected Sk. (Plummer)
1705. <£M. received as £. in the first half of 1708,
restored 15 June, 1715. B.A. 13 Feb. 1707. M.A.
15 June, 1711. His last stipend (half-quarter) was paid
Lady Day, 1713.

William Bucknall. JE. 20 June, 1704 (fil. natu maximus
Johannis Bucknall de Londin., equitis, set. 15). <&.M.
received as JfM. same day, restored 10 July, 1706.

Robert Hulbert. m. 20 June, 1704 (fil. Thomae Hulbert
de Corsham, Wilton, gen. set. 17). C.fft. received as (ft.
same day, restored by Bursar Harrison. Goodridge
Exhibitioner, 1704 and 1705. B.A. 17 May, 1708.
M.A. (Alban Hall) 24 March, 1710.

Evans Leys, ffiu 23 Oct. 1704 (fil. Richard Leys de Bover
ton, ? Beverston, Gloucestr. arm. set. 17). C.ifflL received
as JfM. 5 Aug. 1704, restored 22 July, 1708.

William Leys. fH. as above, set. 16.
restored as above.

received and

Dormer Parkhurst. fH. 23 Oct. 1704 (fil. Johannis Park-
hurst de Cutsby, Norfolc., arm. set. 16). C.fH. received as
Jf.<&. 12 Oct. 1704, taken up for Battels by Bursar
Harrison.

Really of Catesby, Northampton. He was subsequently of
Hanch Hall, Staff. ; Chancellor of Durham ; dead by 1769 ;
brother of Nathaniel Parkhurst 1692.

Thomas Carthew. f&. 23 Oct. 1704 (fil. Thomae Carthew
de Londin., arm. set. 17). (E.fH. received as <£. Sept.
1704, restored by Bursar Gerard, 28 Sept. — .

George Here. £H. 23 Oct. 1704 (fil. Thomae Bere de Hud-
sum, Devon, arm. set. 16). C.fH. received as (ft. Sept.
1704, taken up to pay Battels Christmas, 1710. Hearne
gives an account of how this pupil (Bear) of " republican

K E 2

41^0 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1704.

White" was denied his degree for blasphemy, 14 April,
1709, and under 24 March, 1710, mentions that he had
publicly recanted. Hearne adds that he subsequently
obtained his degree, but he is not in the list of Oxford
graduates.

Henry Booth. fH. 14 Dec. 1704 (fil. Domini Henrici de
Mean, Cestr. comitis £et. 16). C.fH. received as ,dF«<£«
3 Dec. 1704, restored 18 Feb. !7§f-

Fourth son of Henry, second Baron Delamere and first Earl of
Warrington : born 17 July, 1687 : became a Student in the
Temple, but being ruined by the South Sea Bubble, retired to
Rotterdam where he died unmarried, 2 Feb. 1726, and was
buried in the great church. He is described as "a man of
untainted virtue and true piety."

Ralph Willett. fH. 7 Feb. I7£f (fil. R. W. de Stratton,
Gloucestr. cler. set. 16). C.fH, received as <£. 15 Feb.
, restored by Bursar Harrison, 9 Oct. — . Elected
1707. B.A. 27 Oct. 1708. M.A. 15 June, 1711.
£jm. received as g>. (B A.) 9 Nov. 1708, and restored
2 July, 1714. He made the Goodridge Obit speech,
Christmas, 1713. He received his last stipend, Mid-
summer, 1714.

In Orders at Stratton in 1715, where he remained till 1745 ;
he died in 1764, and was buried at Stratton with the following
monument :

In a vault near this place are deposited the remains of
Ralph Willet, Ck., Rector of this parish; died 18 June,
1764.
Apparently son of Ralph Willett 1675.

Jonathan Wickes. fH. 27 Feb. 17%$ (fil. J. W. de Sedbury,
Gloucestr. pleb. aet. 17). C.fH. received as <£. 7 April,
1705, taken up for Battels in 1710. B.A. 12 Oct. 1708.

Edward Chichester. fm. 5 March, 17£| (fil. Henrici
Chichester de Bury Norboare, i.e. Berry Narber, Devon,
cler. aet. 16). C.ffl. received as (ft. 2 March, I7£f,
restored 30 Dec. 1715. B.A. 27 Oct. 1708. B.C.L.

1704.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 421

9 July, 1711. MA. (All Souls) 23 Jan. 1712. Elected
Jf. of All Souls from the county of Devon, 1712.

Vicar of Northover, Somerset, 16 Dec. 1713, where he has this
monument :

Here lies interred the remains of

EDWARD CHICHESTER, Clerk,

Rector of Berryn Harbour, in the County of

Devon, Vicar of Northover, in the County

Of Somerset, LL.B., and Fellow of All Souls

College, Oxon., who died Dec. the 5th, 1730,

Aged 40.

Benedict Pyssing. M. 7 March, 17$£ (fil. Hugonis Pyssing
de Wynsant, Somerset, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as
(ft. 22 Feb. I7£i, taken up for Battels by Bursar Baker.
B.A. (Pysing) 12 Oct. 1708. M.A. 15 June, 1711.

Benedict Pysing was Vicar of East Chinock, Somerset, from
28 July, 1715, till about June, 1750.

Deuel Pead. m. 16 March, I7$i (fil. D. P. de Londin.,
cler. set. 17). C.iH. received (Duel Pead) as (£. 22 April-
1705, restored by Bursar Gerard, 5 April, — . B.A.
(St. Mary Hall) 13 April, 1709.

Robert Strong. M. 16 March, 17££ (fil. Johannis Strong
de Loader, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 18). &.i!fflL received as
Servitor same day, restored by Bursar Baker. B.A.
1 April, 1709.

Robert Westcott. fft. 16 March, I7ff (fil. Samuelis
Westcott de Mattock, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). (£.fH.
received as OL 12 Feb. 17£|, restored 13 April, 1708.
Probably Hector of Hatch Beauchamp, Somerset, 19 Oct. 1715,
and again 13 Aug. 1725 (though he is described as B.A.) : also
Vicar of East Lambrook 17 Feb. 1724.

John Chafley. M. (Thomas) 22 March, I7£f (fil. Gualteri
Chaffey de Sherbourn, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 18). €M. re-
ceived as -Servitor 22 Feb. I7f|, increased to <£.
25 March, 1709: taken up for Battels 18 May, 1713,

422 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1704-05.

Elected OHetfe 1707: last stipend paid Lady Day 1708
B.A. 21 Oct. 1708. M.A. 9 Dec. 1712.

Vicar of Long Burton 1712—1718 ; Vicar of Lillington 1717 ;
and Kector of Purse Candel 21 Dec. 1730, where there is the
following monument :

H. S. I.

Cineres adhuc mortales

Johannis Chafy, A.M.

Ecclesiae de Caundle Purse necnon

Alternis (?) de Lillington in hoc

Agro Dorsett. Kectoris

Obiit die nono Nov. 1757

Annum setatis suse degens 70 mum.

Homo fuit doli expers
Moribus admodum simplex

Vitseque integerrimus

Amicum, patrem, conjugem

Ingenuum, colendum, fidelem

Amaverunt vivuni

Mortuum desiderant

Familiares, Liberi, Marita.

Also on a small black stone in the South Wall of the
Chancel is the following :

Hsec cancella resedificata erat et ornata per Johannem Chafie
Kectorem 1731.

17O5.

John Crowch. <&M. received as (ft, 2 Dec. 1705, restored
1 Jan. 1709. B.A. 3 Dec. 1708. M.A. (New Inn Hall)
8 July, 1713.

John Straigh(t). fH. 28 March, 1705 (fil. Georgii Straight
de Bishopston, Wilton., cler. aat. 17). C.JH. received as
OL 24 March, 17^, restored 9 Nov. 1708. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1705. Demy of Magdalen 1708—1717.
B.A. (Maijd.) 29 Oct. 1709. M.A. 9 July, 1712. B.D.

1705.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 423

11 Dec. 1723. dF. 1^17 to 24 July, 1727 ; Junior Dean
of Arts 1723; Bursar 1725.

Eector of Horsington, Line. 24 Nov. 1721—1727 ; Vicar of
Findon, Sussex, 14 Jan. 17|f ; Preb. of Wai-minster (Sarum)
4 Oct. 1732; died Oct. 1736, and was buried at Findon.
Author of Select Discourses on Moral and Religious Subjects
(published for the benefit of his widow and six children in
1741).

Northleigh Dennis, fla. 28 March, 1705 (fil. Ab. D. de
Torrington, Devon, gen. set. 16). (JLfH. received as (ft.
24 March, 17J-|-, restored by Bursar White.

Anthony Welch. IE. 28 March, 1705 (fil. J. W. de Dor-
rington parva, Devon, gen. set. 17). &.ftt. received as
(ft. 24 March, I7£fc, restored 13 July, 1711. B.A.
(Welsh) 27 Oct. 1708. M.A. 3 July, 1711.

William Wroughton. ffl. 28 March, 1705 (fil. Georgii
Wroughton de Codford, Wilton., cler. aet. 17). C.fE. re-
ceived as (£. 24 March, I7gi, restored by Bursar
Harrison 30 Oct. — . Goodridge Exhibitioner 1705,

1707. Elected 5>. 1707. Paid £.fH. as £. in the first
half of 1708; taken up for Battels 1712. BrA. 25 Nov.

1708. He received his last stipend Christmas 1712.

William Wroughton was Vicar of Westbury 1730, of Norton
Bavent, Wilts, 1735.

Daniel Pilsworth. |H. 28 March, 1705 (fil. Caroli Pilsworth
de Charfield, Gloucestr. pleb. ast. 17). C.fH. received as
Servitor 24 March, 17$4, taken up for Battels 5 July,
1718.

The Pilsworth family were patrons of the living of Charfield
at this time.

William Hill. m. 28 March, I70p (fil. G. H. de Goathurst,
Somerset, cler. aet. 18). C.fH. received as (ft. 30 March,
1705, restored 1710. Possibly B.A. of St. Edmund Hall
12 Oct. 1708.

424 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1705.

William Derham. £BL 28 March, 1705 (fil. Johannis
Derham de North Curry, Surrise, sic, ? Somerset, gen.
set. 18). CT.iim. received as (St. 29 March, 1705, restored
1710. B.A. 12 Oct. 1708.

Vicar of Halse, Somerset, 1 Dec. 1720.

Robert Yard. fft. 20 April, 1705 (fil. R Y. de Londin.,
aim. set. 17). &M- received as JfM. 13 April, 1705,
restored by Bursar Harrison 16 Oct. — .

William Willis. M. 14 May, 1705 (fil. Henrici Willis de
Bland ford St. Mary, Dorcestr. cler. set. 16). C.ift. re-
ceived as <&. 30 April, 1715, restored by Bursar
Harrison 17 Oct. — . Admitted <£. of Balliol 11 Oct.
1707. B.A. 22 March, 1708. B.C.L. 4 Nov. 1712.

One William Willis of East Orchard, Gent, was buried at
Shroton. He is said to have been a famous master of pen-
manship, and to have died 1740.

William Arming. i]H. 24 May, 1705 (fil. Henrici Anning
de Axminster, Devon, pleb. set. 16). <£.f®L received as
Servitor 22 April, 1705, restored by Dr. Baker. B.A.
(Alban Hall) 13 July, 1710.

Robert Meggott. ffi. 14 July, 1705 (fil. Georgii Meggott
de Westminster, Middlesex, arm. set. 18). CJH. received
as dF.(JL 10 July, 1705, restored by Bursar Harrison,
13 Dec. — .

Richard Button. JH. 23 Oct. 1705 (fil. Richardi Button de
Pontington, Somerset, cler. set. 18). C.fH. received as
OL 3 Dec. 1705, restored 6 April, 1713. B.A. 2 July,
1709. M.A. 5 June, 1712.

Ferdinando Whittle. f&. 23 Oct. 1705 (fil. Thomae
Whittle de Arleton, Hereford, cler. set. 18). CJft. re-
ceived as (ft. 2 Nov. 1705, taken up for Battels by
Bursars Baker and Girdler.

John Read. ffl. 7 Nov. 1705 (fil. Jacobi Read de Londin.,
Baronetti, jet.. 14). (f.ffl. received as JFM. 13 Oct.

1705.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 425

1705 (Sir John Read, Baronet), paid over 15 August by

Bursar Willett.

Sir James Bead of Brockett Hall, Herts, died in Oct. 1701 :
Sir John died s.p. at Kome 22 Feb. 17|£, when the title
became extinct.

Robert Cawdron. m. 7 Nov. 1705 (fil. K C. de Hale
magna, Lincoln, arm. set. 15). C.fH. received as Jf.Gl.
15 Aug. 1705, taken up for Battels 27 March, 1707.

Robert Shortgrave. ffl. 9 Nov. 1705 (fil. Georgii Short-
grove de Harleston, Northampton, cler. set. 16). GDJft.
received as (ft. 11 Nov. 1705, restored by Bursar
Harrison 20 Oct. — . Elected &. 1707. (ZDJK. received
as Sk. in the first half of 1708. Goodridge Exhibitioner
1712, 1713. B.A. 6 July, 1709. M.A. 3 May, 1712.
His last Stipend was paid Christmas, 1713.

He was apparently the son " Gulielmi " not Georgii Shortgrave,
see 1668, and brother of William Shortgrave 1715.

Nathaniel Collier, m. 21 Nov. 1705 (fil. N. C. de Tew
magna, Oxon., cler. set. 17). C.fH. received 20 Nov.
1705, restored 9 April, 1712. Goodridge Exhibitioner
1707, 1708, 1709. B.A. 23 June, 1709. M.A. 10 July,
1714. His C.ifflL was replaced 6 July, 1714.

Nathaniel Collier was Rector of Ilfracombe 26 Sept. 1724, and
resigned 1728.

Thomas Mason. fH. 14 Dec. 1705 (fil. Hugonis Mason de
Treowen/Monmouth, pau peris, set. 19). £.iJH. received
as Servitor same day, restored by Bursar Harrison
. 3 July, — . B.A. 23 June, 1709.

William Cowper. fH. 14 Feb. I7£f (fil. Spencer Cowper,
de Londin., arm. set. 16). (£.fH. received as JF.(£.
4 Feb. I7£f, restored 18 Dec. 1708.

He was nephew of William, first Earl Cowper, and was sub-
sequently Clerk of the House of Lords. Brother of John
Cowper 1714.

John Merefield. ffl. 14 Feb. 17£| (fil. Roberti Merefield

426 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1705-06.

de Broad Winsor, Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). C.fH. received
as (?L 1 March, l7$-f> taken up for Battels by Bursar
Baker.

Possibly a brother of William Merrifield 1693.

William Marriott. ffi. 7 March, 17 U (fil- Johannis
Marriett de Alscott, Gloucestr. arm. set. 17). C.fH.
received as OL 17 Feb. I7£f> taken up for Battels
18 May, 1713.

Robert Gillingham. £H. 13 March, 17£f (fil. K G. de
Elbrewer, i.e. He Brewers, Somerset, cler. set. 16).

Thomas Sadler. £H. 13 March, 17£f (fil. Roberti Sadler
de Elcombe, Wilton, gen. set. 17). (£.i!H. received as d.
16 March, I7£f, restored by Bursar Harrison 20 Oct. — .
Elected g>. 1707. <E.JH. received as J£. in the first half
of 1708, restored by Bursar Combe 20 July, — . B.A.
14 Oct. 1709. M.A. 20 June, 1712. Elected dF. 1714.
His Stipend was paid up to Midsummer 1717.

John Gold. fH. 13 March, 17£| (fil. Henrici Gold de
Londin., gen, set. 18). (£.iIH. received as (JL 16 March,
I7£f, taken up for Battels 1708. B.A. (Gould) 14 Oct.
1709.

William Combe, ffl. 13 March, 17££ (fil. Elias Combe de
Croakhorne, i.e. Crewkerne, gen. set. 18). (£.i!H. received
as <£L 11 March, 17$|-, taken up for Battels by Bursar
Gerard.

17O6.

Henry Wright. C.fH. received as OL 22 June, 1706,
restored 25 Sept. 1706 ; replaced as JF.OL first half of
1708, restored 8 Aug. 1709.

John Thornicroft. C.fH. received as (K. 22 June, 1706,
restored 2 Sept. — .

1706.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 427

Henry Nash. C.fH. received as Servitor, 8 Aug. 1706,
restored by Bursar Combe, 1 July, — .

Thomas Meekes. ODJH. received as (ft. 8 Feb.
restored 1 July, 1709.

Is this Thomas Weeksy, B.A. (Wadham) 24 Oct. 1707 : elected
£. of Oriel 28 May, 1709, when he is described as of Sherston,
Wilts? M.A. (Oriel) 26 June, 1710. (See Hearne, 27 May,
1709.)

Robert Larder. |H. 30 April, 1706 (fil. Antonii Larder de
Sherbourn, Dorcestr. gen. set. 18). <£Jft. received as (ft.
same day, increased (£2) to JF.OL 28 Feb. I7£f, restored
7 July, 1718.

Kobert Larder of West Chelborough, son of Anthony Larder,

born 1685, died 1754, s.p.

Reginald Pyndar. fH. 30 April, 1706 (fil. Thomse Pyndar
de Kempley, Gloucestr. arm. set. 17). C.fH. received as
(ft. 29 April, 1706, restored 5 Nov. 1708.
Lord of the Manor of Kemply in 1712.

Henry Legassick. fls. 13 July, 1706 (fil. H. L. de Mod-
bury, Devon, gen. set. 17). <&M. received as (ft. 2 July,
1706.

John Hayward. ffl. 31 Oct. 1706 (fil. J. H. de Civitate
Bath, gen. set. 15). <£.fH. received as (ft. same day, taken
up for Battels, 11 Nov. 1709.

Peter Harris. £H. 14 Nov. 1706 (fil. Johannis Harris de
Aviton Gifford, Devon, gen. set. 16). <£.£R. received as
(ft. 31 Oct. 1706, paid over by Bursar Baker ? 1711,
apparently replaced as (ft. 16 Feb. I7|f> restored 3 Oct.
1716. B.G.L. 12 Marcb, 1715.

Theobald Mitchell. fH. (Theoph.) 3 Dec. 1706 (fil. Wal-
singham Mitchell de Horsid, sic, i.e. Horsham, Sussex,

428 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1706.

gen. set. 17). &M. received as OL 26 Oct. 1706, taken
up by Bursar Harrison. B.A. (Michell) 9 June, 1710.

Took Orders ; married at Ifield 3 July, 1733 ; buried at
Horsham 23 March, 1737. His only child was grandmother
of Percy Bysshe Shelley.

James Walwyn. m. 14 Jan. I7£f (fil. J. W. de Civitate
Hereford, arm. set. 17). CJBL received as Jf.<&. 31 Oct.
1706.

Of Longworth, Hereford ; born 1690 ; High Sheriff 1732 ; died
1766.

John Williams. fH. 14 Jan. I7$f (fil. G. W. ? de Civitate
Hereford, pleb. set. 17). C.fE. received as Servitor,
31 Oct. 1706, restored 10 Nov. 1708. One Williams
appears as (tflttfc for the last half of 1708.

John Mayne. M. 20 Jan. 17££ (fil. Christopher! Mayne
de Civitate Exon., gen. set. 17). CT.JH. received as J.iJL
15 Feb. I7£f, taken up for Battels, 1708.

George Coke. JR. 10 March, I7£f (fil. Francisci Coke de
Usley, Hereford, gen. set. 18). (&.M. received as <£.
7 March, I7£f, paid over by Bursar Baker.

John Woolaston. fH. 24 March, !?£?• (fil. J. W. arm.
83t. 17). CD.fH. received as $M. 17 Feb. 17§|, restored
by Bursar Willett.

Joseph Penn. fa. 24 March, I7£f (fil. J. P. de Civitate
Oxon., pleb. set. 15). C.jJH. received as OL 8 Feb. I7£f,
restored 27 Sept. 1714. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1708,
and perhaps in 1706. B.A. 13 Oct. 1710. M A 9 June
1713.

Benjamin Bly. fH. 24 March, 17™ (fil. Johannis Ely de
Pidratoe, sic, Oxon,, cler. set. 17). €M. received as
Servitor, 15 March, I7&f, taken up for Battels in 1715.
Onett from 1708 to Michaelmas, 1710. B.A. 27 Oct.
1710.

1707.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 429

17O7.

Purdon. C.fH. received as (ft. in the latter half of 1707,
taken up for Battels by Bursar Baker.

Robert Dawes. £.£H. received as Gentleman (ft. (sic) in
the latter half of 1707, restored 8 Oct. 1709.
Probably brother of Richard Dawes 1703.

Richard Musgrave. m. 27 March, 1707 (fil. Gabr. ?
Georgii M. de Nettlecombe, Somerset, gen. set. 17).
C.iH. received as <&. 8 Feb. I7£f, restored by Bursar
Baker.

Several George Musgraves of Nettlecombe are buried at
Stog umber.

William Butterfield. m. 27 March, 1707 (fil. G. B. de
Clayton, i.e. Middle Clay don, Buck., cler. set. 16).
&.&8L. received as <E. 21 April, 1707, restored 11 April,
1713. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1707, 1708. B.A. 13 Oct.
1710. M.A. 9 June, 1713. OTfjapiatn from 1712 to
1718.

Rector of Grendon-Underwood about 1713. Instituted to the
Rectory of Middle Claydon 8 Nov. 1725. At Middle Clay don
is a mural tablet with the following inscription :

To the memory of William Butterfield, A.M., Rector of
Middle Claydon and Grendon Underwood in this County, who
died on 16 Dec. 1758, in the 70th year of his age. (Lips-
cornbe's Bucks I. p. 190.)

Edmund Barnaby. ffl. 27 March, 1707 (fil. Gulielmi
Barnaby de Londin., Middlesex, gen. set. 15). QDJH.
received as (ft. 7 May, 1707, taken up for Battels, Aug.
1719. B.A. (Barneby) 13 Oct. 1710. M.A. 9 June,
1713.

Thomas Tipping, fm, 5 April, 1707 (fil. Gulielmi Tipping
de Ewelme, Oxon., arm. set. 16). C.fH. received as (ft.
31 Oct. 1706, restored 16 Jan. 1707.

430 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1707.

Luke Glubb. ffc. 5 April, 1707 (fil. Richard! Glubb de
Torrington, Devon, pauperis, set. 17). C.fH. received as
Servitor, 29 March, 1707, restored by Dr. Baker. B.A.
13 Oct. 1710.

Thomas Pope. fH. 5 April, 1707 (fil. Johannis Pope de
Candle Marsh, Dorcestr. cler. set. 19). C.fH. received as
Servitor 1707, taken up for Battels, 1710 and 1711.
B.A. 9 May, 1711.

Robert Nash. ftt. 26 May, 1707 (fil. Samuelis Nash de
Londin. pleb. set. 16). Part of (ZDJK. received as (ft. in
the latter half of 1707, restored by Bursar Combe,
1 July, — . Goodridge Exhibitioner 1707. Elected £>.
1708. Goodridge Exhibitioner, 1708, 1709, 1710,
1712, 1713, 1714. B.A. (Naish) 12 Nov. 1711. M.A.
1 Dec. 1731 (? 1713). D.C.L. 8 July, 1734. Elected
Jf. 1715. Elected Sub- Warden, 1719 and 1725. Bursar,
1720, 1723, 1724, 1727. Dean, 1721. Librarian, 1722,
1728, 1729. On 21 Sept. 1734, he was allowed to have
the favour of his room for a year ensuing the last election.

Jaspar Tilly. fflL 26 May, 1707 (fil. Johannis Tilly de
Londin. arm. set. 18). (£.|H. received as <£, in part,
25 May, 1707, restored 22 Jan. 1707.

William Bragg. JH. 30 May, 1707 (fil. G. B. de Sad-
borough, Devon, arm. set. 17). 4D.fft. received as Jf.<£.
9 May, 1707, restored 27 Nov. 1710. B.A. 13 Oct. 1711.

Possibly son of William Bragg 16|f.

William White. fSl. 30 May, 1707 (fil. G. W. de Little
Somerford, Wilton, arm. set. 18). <E.fH. received as
JF.OSt. 27 May, 1707, taken up for Battels at Midsummer,

1708.

James Birt. m. 30 May, 1707 (fil. Thomse Birt de Sutton,
Hereford, pleb. set. 18). (£.£H. received as Servitor,
29 May, 1707, restored Midsummer, 1710. B.A. 26 Feb.
1710.

Probably father of James Birt 1733: if so, Cleric, of
Monmouth.

1707.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 431

Robert Seymer. fH. 25 June, 1707 (fil. Henrici Seymer
de Hanford, Dorcestr. arm. set. 16). (LfH. received as
JF.OL 18 June, 1707, restored 10 Nov. 1708.

Robert Seymer, BOH of Henry Seymer of Hanford ; born 1688 ;
died 1712 (Hutching, IV. 66) ; but the Register says 1713.

John Baker. IB. 3 July, 1707 (fil. Aaronis Baker de
Alvington, Devon, cler. set. 16). Elected £• 1707.
(£.fH. received as £. in the first half of 1708, restored
1 Feb. 17-ii. B.A. 19 Nov. 1711. M.A. 19 Jan. 1713.
Elected Jf. 1714 : his last stipend was paid Midsummer,
1719. Elected Bursar, 1717. Died while in office as
Junior Proctor, 1719.

Son of Aaron Baker 16f|, and brother of Aaron Baker 1698,
and Anthony Baker 1715.

John Grant, ffi. 3 July, 1707 (fil. J. G. de Londin., cler.
set. 16). C.fH. received as OL in the latter hall of 1707,
restored 9 June, 1716. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1708,
1709. B.A. 17 May, 1711. M.A. 1 March, 1713.

Thomas Bower. fH. 3 July, 1707 (fil. T. B. de Manihull,
Dorcestr. gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as <£. in the latter
half of 1707, restored 22 June, 1709.

Thomas Bower, son of T. Bower (by Edith, daughter of
Richard Burge of Marnhull), of Ewern Minster ; died 19 Aug.
1728, aged 39, and his epitaph is in Ewern church.

John Reeves. £ft. 10 Oct. 1707 (fil. Guilielmi Reeves de
Newnton, Wilton, pau peris, set. 15). C.fH. received as
Servitor in the latter half of 1707, taken up for Battels,
Lady Day, 1713. B.A. 2 June, 1711.

Edmund Isham. ffl. 10 Oct. 1707 (fil. Justian Isham de
Lamport, Northampton, baronetti, set. 16). C.fft. received
as C. latter half of 1707, restored 18 Aug. 1710. Demy
of Magdalen, 1710—172.0. B.A. (Magd.) 29 Oct. 1711.
M.A. 4 June, 1714. D.C.L. 3 June, 1723. -|F.
1720—1736. Bursar, 1726, 1732, and Vice-President,

432 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1707.

1731. On April 26, 1726, he was defeated in a contest
for the post of Keeper of the Archives.

Fourth son of Sir Justinian Isham. Born 13 Dec. 1690, and
succeeded his brother as 6th Baronet 5 May, 17ff. He was
knight of the shire for Northampton ; died s.p. 16 Dec. 1772.

Henry Morgan, fft. 30 Oct. 1707 (fil. Johannis Morgan
de Peterchurch, Hereford, gen. set. 17). &.fff. received
as (&. in the latter half of 1707, restored Midsummer
1711. B.A. 2 June, 1711.

Thomas Abney. fH. 2 Dec. 1707 (fil. natu minor, Edvardi
Abney de Wilsbey, Derb. Equitis, set. 16). <&M. re-
ceived as (ft. in the latter half of 1707, restored 11 Nov.
1709.

Keally of Willesley, Leicestershire ; baptised 30 April, 1691.

Sergeant at law ; Chairman of Quarter Sessions for Middlesex ;

Baron of the Exchequer 27 Nov. 1740 ; Justice of Common

Pleas 10 Feb. 1743 ; died May, 1750.

Henry Gerrard. M. 2 Dec. 1707 (fil. Gulielmi Gerrard de
Brindle, Lancastr. gen. set. 18). dLJH. received as <j£. in
the latter half of 1707, restored 15 July, 1715. B.A.
2 June, 1711.

Francis Thistlethwayt. fH. 2 Dec. 1707 (fil. Francisci
Thistlethwayt de Cumpton, Dorcestr. arm. set. 17).
CJH. received as (ft. in the latter half of 1707, taken up
for Battels 12 July, 1714. B.A. 3 July, 1711. M.A.

11 May, 1714.

He was second son of Francis Thistlethwayt by Mary, daughter
and coheiress of Robert Pelham of Compton Valence, Dorset.
He died 6 July, 1714, aged 25, and was buried at Winterslow.

Robert Thistlethwayt. M. 2 Dec. 1707 (fil. Francisci
Thistlethwayt de Winterslow, Wilton, arm. set. 16). OLfE.
received as OL latter half of 1707, restored 25 July, 1716.
Elected g>. 1712 (? 17J1). B.A. 29 Feb. 1711. M.A.

12 June, 1714. B. and D.D. 3 July, 1724. Elected dF.
1715. Elected Catechist 1719; Bursar 1720 and 1721 ;
Sul-Warden 1722 and 1723. On the resignation of

1707-08.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 433

Dr. Baker, Bishop of Bangor, he was elected
1724, and on 7 May the Warden had leave of absence
for two months, "small-pox being still rife in Oxford."
Prebendary of Westminster 16 May, 1730. He resigned
the Wardenship 22 Feb. I7ff by a document dated "in
the Wardens lodgings," but Samuel Bush the Sub-
Warden notes that the resignation did not reach his
hands till 20 March.

Gutch says that " he retired beyond the seas where he died,
and being brought over about the year 1743, was buried at
Dover," where among the burials in the parish of St. Mary the
Virgin, his burial is recorded on 4 Feb. 1744 with the addition
"he died at Boulogne." One of this name was Kector of
Winterslow from 1722 to 1739.

John Ailsworth. fft. 2 Feb. 17$£- (fil. Thomse Ailsworth
de Welsbourn, Vigorn.,gen. set. 16). CJH. received as (JT»
in the first half of 1708, restored 24 July, 1714. Good-
ridge Exhibitioner (Aylworth) 1709, 1710.

George Thomas. M. 2 Feb. I7ff (fil. Christian Thomas
de Weston, Dorcestr. gen. a?t. 18). ("Lift, received as (ft.
in the first half of 1708, restored by Bursar Harrison,
20 March, — .

Moses Porster. M. 12 March, I7g|- (fil. Gulielmi Forster
de Auler, Somerset, pleb. aet. 17). (JT.fft. received as
Servitor in the first half of 1708, restored 26 March, 1716.
B.A. 13 Oct. 1711.

? of Aller or of Long- Auler in Creech St. Michael. Probably
Moses Foster, B.A., Vicar of Long Sutton, Somerset, 4 Oct.
1728, where he was buried 4 Sept. 1753.

1708.

'homas Grove. C.fH. received as OL in the first half of
1708, increased 22 Nov. 1708, taken up for Battels in
part by Bursar Harrison, and in part in ? 1720.

Thomas Grove, son of Thomas Grove of Cerne, Dorset, and
Zeals, Wilts, was born 1688, and died 1750 s.p.

F F

434 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1708.

Hawkins Chapman. C.fft. received as <£. in the first
half of 1708, restored by Bursar Willett, 29 Oct. — .

Abbott. (E.fft. received as (£. 10 Nov. 1708, restored
14 April, 1712. Possibly John Abbot, B.A. New Inn
Hall, 8 April, 1712.

Sir Hibs. Remainder of &M. as <£. received 25 March,
17&|, taken up for Battels by Bursars Harrison and
Whaley.

William Speake. m. 26 March, 1708 (fil. G. S. de Asthill,
Somerset, arm. set. 17). C.fH. received as (ft. in the first
half of 1708, taken up for Battels between 1710 and
1713. B.C.L. (Speke) 14 July, 1715.

Son of William Speake 1680 ; Rector of Staple Fitzpaine,
Somerset, 16 May, 1727 ; Vicar of Ilminster, Somerset, 3 Nov.
1729.

William Bragge. ffl. 27 March, 1708 (fil. G. B. de North
Perrott, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). (E.fH. received as ^t. in
the first half of 1708, restored by Bursar Harrison,
9 April, — . B.A. 13 Oct. 1711.

Edward Middleton. ffl. 27 March, 1708 (fil. Roberti
Middleton, de Chapel le frith, Derb. pleb. set. 18). C.fH.
received as Servitor in the first half of 1708, restored
28 Feb. 1717. B.A. 13 Oct. 1711.

William Hallett. f&. 27 March, 1708 (fil. Johannis Hallett
de Netherbury, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 19). C.fH. received
as Servitor in the first half of 1708, restored by Bursar
Willett, 26 Oct. — . B.A. (Hallet) 12 March, 1712.

William Ployer. ffi. 27 March, 1708 (fil. Antonii Floyer
de Charmouth, Dorcestr. gen. set. 17). <£.£H. received as
OL in the first half of 1708, restored 28 Feb. 1717.
B.A. 8 April, 1712. M.A. (Edm. Hall) 22 Feb. 1714.

Rector of Truaham, Devon, where lie was buried in Sept.
1742.

1708.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 435

William Gould. IE. 17 May, 1708 (fil. Johannis Gould de
Alford, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). C JflL received as Servitor
in the first half of 1708, increased as B.A. 19 Oct. 1710,
restored 15 Dec. 1713. B.A. 17 Jan. 1711. M.A.
1 June, 1715. One Sir Gould paid £1 Is. Qd. &JH. as
Servitor, 19 Nov. 1714, which was restored 30 June, — .

Carew Reynell. ffi. 20 May, 1708 (fil. Johannis Reynell
de Westholton, Line., cler. set. 18). Migrated to Corpus
where he was admitted "discipulus" (i.e. Scholar)
20 July, 1708, and " Scholaris" (i.e. Junior Fellow), 1716.
B.A. 17 Jan. 1711. M.A. 9 March, 1714. B.D. 10 July,
1724.

William Derby, ffl. 10 July, 1708 (fil. Benjamin Derby
de Blandford, Dorcestr. cler. set. 18). (&M. received as
Servitor, 27 July, 1708, restored by Bursar Willett,
17 Oct. — .

Apparently son of Benjamin Derby 16f£, and brother of
Christopher 17Jf, and Edward 1717.

Joseph Brand, ffi. 10 July, 1708 (fil. Jos. Brand de
Springfield, Essex, arm. get. 16). C.fH. received as <£.
in the first half of 1708, restored 1 Feb. 17J|, Good-
ridge Exhibitioner, 1709, 1710.

Thomas Cox. ffl. 17 July, 1708 (til. Petri Cox de Oxon,
gen. set. 15). &M. received as OL 19 July, 1708,
restored by Bursar Harrison, 1 July, — . Probably
Thomas Cox, B.A. (Merton) 20 March, 1711. M.A.
26 Oct. 1714. B.M. 5 May, 1720. D.M. 27 Oct. 1730.

Brother of George Cox 17^.

Arthur Onslow. ftt. 12 Oct. 1708 (fil. Foot Onslow de
Kensington, Middlesex, arm. get. 17). <£.£H. received as
dF.<£. 23 Aug. 1708, restored by Bursar Harrison,
24 July, — .

Born 1 Oct. 1691. Recorder of Guildford and Member for that
town 1719 ; Member for Surrey 1727. Elected Speaker of the
House of Commons in the first Parliament of George II. ;

F F 2

436 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1708.

Sworn of the Privy Council 25 July, 1728 ; Chancellor and
Keeper of the Great Seal to Queen Caroline 13 May, 1729.
He continued Speaker in fi\re Parliaments till 1761 ; died
15 Oct. 1768. He was ancestor of the present Earls of Onslow.
His portrait hangs in the College Hall.

John Garnet Stephen, fa. 12 Oct. 1708 (fil. J. S. de
Chistlehurst, Cant., arm. set. 16). C.fH. received as dF,(£.
(Stevens) 2 Oct. 1708, restored 16 Dec. 1710.

Robert G-uillym. j|H. 12 Oct. 1708 (fil. Gulielmi Guillym
de Llangarron, Hereford, gen. set. 15). (£.fSL received as
OL 13 Aug. 1708, restored 27 Sept. 1710.

Samuel Hutchins. f&. 12 Oct. 1708 (fil. S. H. de South
Cadbury, Somerset, gen. set. 17). (£.fft. received as <£.
14 Oct. 1708, taken up for Battels in 1710.

John Slatter. m. 22 Oct. 1708 (fil. J. S. de Eaton,
Buck., gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as OL 9 Oct. 1708,
restored 10 Oct. 1717. Elected £,. 1712. B.A. 25 Oct.
1712. M.A. 10 May, 1715. He continued to receive
his Stipend till 1717.

Thomas Taylor, fft. 15 Nov. 1708 (fil. Johannis Taylor
de Battle, Sussex, pleb. set. 18). OHetk from 1708 to
1711. C.£H. received as Clerk, 8 Feb. 17-J-g-, restored by
Bursar Harrison, 27 June, — . B.A. 20 June, 1712.
M.A. 6 July, 1722.

Escourt Giles. ffi. 15 Nov. 1708 (fil. Johannis Giles de
Newenton, Wilton, cler. set. 16). CJft. received as (ft.
24 Nov. 1708 (part), and 19 Oct. 1710, taken up for
Battels, 3 July, 1712. B.A. (Estcourt Gyles) of New Inn
Hall, 12 May, 1712.

John Chaundler. f«. 15 Nov. 1708 (fil. J. C. de Camps-
ford, i.e. Kempsford, Gloucestr. gen. set. 15). C.iH.
received as OL 22 Nov. 1708, taken up for Battels, 1720.
B.A. (Chandler) 17 Dec. 1712. ' M.A. 16 June, 1715.
1718, 1719. (JT.fH. of Mr. Chaunter, sic, received

1708-09.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 487

5 Aug. 1719, taken up for Battels, 28 March, 1720. He
succeeded John Baker as Junior Proctor in 1719.

Gainsford Christmas. fH. 1 March, I7gf (fil. Henrici
Christmas de Itching, Hampton, cler. a3t. 17). (£.f$L
received as Jf.(£. 28 January, I7gf, paid over by
Bursar Harrison, 10 March, — .

17O9.

Mr. Taylor. C.fft. received as Gentleman <£., sic, 5 Aug.
1709, restored 10 Nov. 1712.

Samuel Betton. £H. 29 March, 1709 (fil. Edvardi Betton
de Shrewsbery, Salop, pleb. set. 17). <!LfH. received as
Servitor 19 April, 1709, restored 16 Nov. 1713.

Francis Newman. £H. 29 March, 1709 (fil. F. N. de
North Cadbury, Somerset, arm. set. 16). &.JH. received
as $.<&. 17 M^arch, 1709, paid over 28 May, 1712.

Henry Rhodes. fH. 6 April, 1709 (fil. H. R. de Londin.,
gen. set. 16). <2LfH. received as (£. 4 April, 1709, taken
up for Battels 19 June, 1714. B.A. 25 Oct. 1712.

Thomas Buckler. fH. 6 April, 1709 (fil. Humfredi Buckler
de Badcombe, Somerset, cler. a3t. 16). &JK, received as
OL 17 March, 17%f, taken up for Battels 10 Dec, 1713.
B.A. 23 March, 1712.

Vicar of Batcombe, Somerset, 28 Oct. 1724 ; died about 1726.

Henry Wood. £H. 13 April, 1709 (fil. H. W. de Lullum
Cant., gen. set. 17). C.iftfL received as (0*. 30 April,
1709, restored 26 Aug. 1715. B.A. 9 Dec. 1712. M.A.
9 July, 1715.

John Preist. JH. 13 April, 1709 (fil. Simonis Preist de
Beesly, i.e. Bisley, Gloucestr. cler. aet. 18). C.fH. received

438 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1709.

as Servitor 30 April, 1709, restored 23 Nov. 1713. B.A.
(Priest) 17 Deo. 1712.

Brother of Secundus Isaac Preist

William Sanford. ffi. 13 April, 1709 (fil. G. S. de Exon.,
Devon, gen. set. 17). Ql.M. received as OR. 29 March,
I7$f, sic, restored 2 Oct. 1716. B.A. (Sandford) 30 Oct.
1712. M.A. 16 June, 1715.

Thomas Lewis, m. 25 May, 1709 (fil. T. L. de Radnor,
arm. set. 17). (Lftt. received as dF.OL 24 May, 1709,
restored by Bursar Willett 27 July, — .

John Chamberlaine. ffl. 25 May, 1709 (fil. Edmundi
Chamberlaine de Maugesbury, Gloucestr. arm. set. 16).
. received as (ft. 19 May, 1709, restored by Dr. Baker.

In the church at Stow is a mural monument with this
inscription :

H. S. E.

Johannes Chamberlayne

Filius natu maximus Edmundi Chamberlayne

De Maugersbury in Com. Glocestrensi Armig. et

Uxoris ejus Emmse filise Prsenobilis Jacobi Domini Chandos

Baronis de Sudely

Antiquissimae familise

Quamdiu vixerit decus,

Per duodecim fere annos unica spes

Et proli ex ejusdem demum Parentibus Ortse optimum Exemplum.

Oxonii in Collegio Wadhamensi bonis Literis

Et virtutis prseceptis institutus

In Templi interioris Hospitio

Patriis legibus fideliter studuit

Hisce dotibus ornatus a Burgensibus

De Eye in Com. Sussex ad Parliamentum

Electus erat vicesimo primo JEt. anno.

Mense Februarii 1713 — 14 ad peregrinas sedes invisendas processit
Ut nihil generoso Animo deesset

Vel quod ipsi ornamento
Vel quo ipse Aliis esset Prsesidio
Sed Eheu ! Parisiis Sphaselo (? sphacelo) correptus

1709.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 439

Desiderium sui reliquit omnibus bonis,

Parentibus prsecipue et suis.

Quicquid matura ingenij vis et summa potuit industria

Optimus juvenis Patrise Foro et Senatui promisit ;

Quicquid severa potuit Keligionia Reverentia

Pientlssimus filius Ecclesiae reddidit Matri.

Hisce Artibus hac pietatis disciplina

Nobilitatem veram adeptus.

Et vivere didicit et mori.

Nat. Mart. 30, 1693. Obijt Julij 31, 1714

Pridie illius Diei
(Mcestissimse Britannis ^Erae)

Qua interiit
Anna Principum Optima.

Rudder, p. 706,

Edmund Doughty, fH. 25 May, 1709 (fil. Robert! Doughty
de St. Mary le Bow, Loiidin., gen. set. 16). <£Jft. re-
ceived as (£. (Dowdy) 5 May, 1709, increased to JfM.

12 Oct. 1711, taken up for Battels 1715.

Roger Harris, ift. 25 May, 1709 (fil. Samuelis Harris de
Thurston, Devon, pleb. set. 17). <£JH. received as
Servitor 22 June, 1709, restored 25 Oct. 1713. B.A.
27 Feb. 1712.

Samuel Snooke. ffl. 25 May, 1709 (fil. S. S. de Dorchester,
Dorcestr., pleb. set. 17). C.ilH, received as Servitor

13 May, 1709, taken up for Battels 1715. B.A. 25 Feb.
1712. M.A. 3 Nov. 1715.

Henry Costard. £H, 22 June, 1709 (fil. Edvardi Costard
de Hinxham, Buck., gen. aet. 16). (&.M. received as (ft.
22 June, 1709, restored 3 Dec. 1719. Goodridge Ex-
hibitioner 1710. Elected £. 1713. B.A. 1 Dec. 1713.
M.A. 25 June, J717. B.M. 4 July, 1720. D.M. 17 June,
1736. Elected J(F. 1718. Elected Moderator of Philosophy
1719, 1722, 1726; Humanity Lecturer 1720; Librarian
1721, 1725.

His portrait is in Dr. Griffith's Collection of Engravings.

440 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1709.

Richard Cox. &L. 9 July, 1709 (fil. R. C. de Cane, i.e.
Calne, Wilton, arm. set.- 16). C.iffl. received as (ft.
15 July, 1709, restored 10 Oct. 1715.

William Paul. m. 16 July, 1709 (fil. Roberti Paul de
Hinton St. George, Somerset, cler. set. 18). C.JH. re-
ceived as Servitor 15 July, 1709, and 19 Oct. 1710,
restored 3 July, 1714, and 3 Oct. 1715. B.A. 25 July,
1714.

Thomas Smyth, m. 30 Oct. 1709 (fil. Gulielmi Smyth,
gen. aet. 16). <£JR. received as (ft. 1 Nov. 1709, taken
up for Battels, Lady Day and Midsummer 1715. Good-
ridge Exhibitioner 1712, 1713.

Thomas Edwards. £H. 17 Dec. 1709 (fil. T. E. de Hoi-
brook, Somerset, gen. aet. 18). C.fft. received as (ft.

25 Nov. 1709, and 17 Feb. I7f£ taken up for Battels

26 Jan. 1714. B.A. 17 Dec. 1713.

Richard Chaundler. ffi. 17 Dec. 1709 (fil. Johannis
Chaundler de Edmiston, Wilton, arm. set. 17). ODJK.
received as Gentleman, (ft. sic (Richard Chaundler
Young), 9 Nov. 1709.

John Leaves. £H. 2 March, l7°-£ (fil. J. L. de Crowkern,
Somerset, gen. set. 17). CJft. received as (ft. 28 Feb.
17°£, restored 5 July, 1717. Elected & 1712. B.A.
10 Nov. 1713. M.A. 6 June, 1717. Elected Jf. 1717.
Elected Humanity Lecturer 1719, 1721; Dean 1720,
1725, 1727; Librarian 1723; Catechist 1724, 1728,
1732 ; Bursar 1726 ; Sub- Warden 1729, 1730, 1731. On
23 Nov. 1723, he was nominated to Hockley Vicarage,
but he resigned it before his year of grace was out.

Daniel Buckler, fH. 16 March, 17$J (fil. Edvardi Buckler
de Warminster, Wilton, pleb. set. 17). C.fH. received as
(ft. 3 March, l7°-f, restored 19 May, 1710.

1710.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 441

171O.

Samuel Key. (E.fH. received as Servitor 17 Oct. 1710,
restored 3 March, I7f|. OHetfc 1711 to 1713. B.A.
19 Jan. 1713.

Honourable William Grevil. &M. received as JfM.
26 Jan. I7f° , taken up for Battels, 10 Dec. 1720. Right
Honourable William Grevil Lord Brooke, created M.A.
4 Nov. 1712.

He was second son of Francis, son of Fulk, Lord Brooke : he
succeeded his elder brother, who died at University College in
Feb. n}°. He himself died aged 32 on 28 July, 1727. He
was direct ancestor of the present Lord Brooke, Earl of
Warwick.

Hearne speaks of him as " a young, debauched, rakish man,
but under the care of an excellent tutor Mr. Willet, a gentle-
man of great integrity, and a good scholar" (25 Feb. 1711).

John Mitchell, m. 27 March, 1710 (fil. J. M de Langport,
Somerset, gen. set. 17). £.Jft. received as (ft. 15 March,
17^, restored 11 July, 1718. B.A. (Michell) 13 Oct.
1713.

Probably John Michell, B.A., Vicar of Huish Episcopi,
Somerset, 24 Dec. 1722.

Robert Dixon. £H. 31 March, 1710 (fil. Gulielmi Dixon de
Londin., gen. set. 16). C.fH. received (Dickson) as
21 March,

Richard Raw. fH. 20 May, 1710 (fil. Edvardi Raw de
Sevington, Somerset, p]eb. set. 18). (E.JH. received as <£.
22 May, and 17 Oct. 1710, restored 3 July, 1717. Good-
ridge Exhibitioner 1710. Elected £. 1711. B.A. 15 March,
1713. M.A. 25 June, 1717. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1715.
Elected Jf. 1716 ; he received his last Stipend at Lady
1718.

442 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1710.

Edward Chapman. fft. 13 May, 1710 (fil. Edvardi Chapman
de Gilsborough, Northampton, pleb. set. 16). (£.£H.
received as Servitor, 19 Oct. 1710, restored in part Aug.
1718, and in part taken up for Battels, 13 May, 1720.
B.A. 15 March, 1713. M.A. 29 Oct. 1716.

William Hunt. £H. 26 June, 1710 (fil. Gulielmi Hunt de
Whitchurch, Dorcestr. cler. set. 16). C.fH. received as (ft.
19 Oct. 1710, and again 29 Jan. I7|f. Elected £. 1711.
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1712, 1714, 1715,1716. B.A.
13 May, 1714. M.A. 27 Nov. 1717. Elected $. 1717.
Elected Dean, 1719. Librarian, 1720, 1724. Bursar,
1721, 1722, 1726, 1727. He resigned his JF. 30 June,
1733, but on 6th Dec. 1736, he had not settled his ac-
counts with the College which are again noticed as
unsettled 17 Sept. 1737.

He was presented in 1733 to the (donative) Rectory of Baunton
(Bothenharnpton) by the Countess of Abingdon.

Story King. fH. 8 July, 1710 (fil. Francisci King de
Londin., pleb. aet. 16). <2Li!H. received as (ft. 19 Oct.
1710.

Daniell Leighton. JR. 20 Oct. 1710 (fil. Edvardi Leighton
de Wattlesborough, Salop, baronetti a3t. 16). &JH. re-
ceived as Gentleman (ft. sic, 19 Oct. 1710, and paid over
to William Booth.

He was a younger son of the first Baronet ; born 1694 ; be-
came a lieutenant-colonel in the army, and died 1765. See
Francis Leighton 1713.

George Coningsby. fft. 20 Oct. 1710 (fil. Thomse Coningsby
de Swinton, Her., gen. get. 17). C.JH. received as (ft.
19 Oct. 1710, and paid over to William Booth, 2 July,
1717. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1712. Elected &. 1713.
B.A. 25 June, 1714. M.A. (St. Mary Hall) 5 July, 1717.
B. and D.D. (Balliol) 7 July, 1739. He received his last
Stipend as &. Midsummer, 171 7. He was admitted (ft.
of Balliol, 5 July, 1739, from St. Mary Hall, being the
fourth son of Thomas Coningsby, of Grendon Court,
Hereford.

1710.3 WARDEN DUNSTER. 443

George Wellington. f&. 20 Oct. 1710 (fil. Georgii Wel-
lington de Civ. Londin., gen. set. 18). C.fH. received as
Or. 19 Oct. 1710.

William Stephens. M. 20 Oct. 1710 (fil. Nicolai Stephens
de Hilrner Her. pleb. set. 17). (JLfH. received as Servitor,
19 Oct. 1710, restored 10 March, 17H- B.A. 25 June,
1714.

William Pawlett. fH. 27 Oct. 1710 (fil. G. P. de Londin.,
arm. set. 17). C.fft. received as Gentleman (ft. sic, 17 Aug.
1710, restored 21 July, 1716.

John Hoskins Gifford. ffc. 7 Dec. 1710 (fil. Gulielmi
Gitford de Beminster, Dorcestr. arm. aet. 17). C.iH.
received as (ft. 19 Oct. 1710, restored 18 Jan. 1714.

Baptised at Beaminster 1692.

Thomas Rawlins. fft. 18 Dec. 1710 (fil. T. R. de Saperton,
Gloucestr. pleb. set. 19). &JBL received as Servitor,
19 Oct. 1710, increased to (ft. 21 March, 17-H» restored
18 Nov. 1718. B.A. (Rawlings) 15 June. 1714.

Thomas Whorwood. m. 10 Feb. I7f? (fil. T. W. de
Holton, Oxon., arm. set. 16). (EJH. received as dF.(ft.
3 May, 1711, restored 25 June, 1729.

Secundus Isaac Preist. m. 22 Feb. 17^ (fil. Simonis
Preist de Pisley, i.e. Bisley, Gloucestr. cler. set. 16). OTJK.
received as Servitor 20 Feb. 17 H, taken up for Battels,
Midsummer, 1715. B.A. 9 March, 1714.

Brother of John Preist 1709.

John Brice. ffi. 19 March, I7j? (fil. Worthington Brice
de Shepton Mallet, Somerset, gen. set. 18). (&.M. received
as (ft. 24 Feb. 17f°-, taken up for Battels, Aug. 1719.
B.A. 25 Feb. 1714. M.A. 30 May, 1718.

Robert Holton. ffl. 19 March, 17|? (fil. Robeiti Holton
de Moncton, Dorcestr. cler. a>t. 17). C.ffl. received as (ft.

444 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1710-11.

20 March, I7f°, restored 10 March, 1715 (Houlton).
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1712, 1713. B.A. 29 Oct. 1714.

Probably Robert Holton, Rector of Penselwood, Somerset,
19 Dec. 1719 ; Vicar of Middle Chinock, Somerset, 20 June,
1732 ; resigned 1737, when apparently he became Vicar of
Milton Clevedon, Somerset (16 Sept. 1737), which he vacated
before 1754 : all these livings were in the gift of the
Strangways.

Richard Rogers. |H. 19 March, 17-}-?- (fil. Johannis Rogers
de Blandford, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 19). £.fft. received as
Servitor, 21 March, 17!?-, restored 18 Nov. 1718. B.A.
16 Dec. 1714.

George Cox. &L 24 March, 17^ (fil. Petri Cox de Oxon.,
gen. set. 15). C.fH. received as (ft. 22 March, I7i-?-, paid
over by Bursar Harrison, 23 July, — . Demy of Magdalen,
1714—1721. B.A. 10 Nov. 1715. M.A. 11 July, 1718.
B.D. 13 April, 1728. Jf. 1721—1732. Junior Dean of
Arts, 1727. Senior Dean of Arts, 1728. 'Bursar, 1729.

Eector of Candlesby, Line. 5 Nov. 1725 ; died 15 May, 1732.
Brother of Thomas Cox 1708.

Edward Smith, m. 24 March, I7f? (fil. E. S. de Fraster,
i.e. Frocester, Gloucestr. cler. set. 17). (£.fH. received as
(ft. 21 March, I7f?-, restored 2 Aug. 1717. B.A. 1 Dec.
1714. M.A. 5 July, 1717. CJflL again received as (ft.
31 March, 1718, restored 9 March, 17|f. (fttjaplattt 1719.
He took the Oaths on 20th of April : he apparently
received his last Stipend, Michaelmas, 1721.

Edward Smith was appointed Vicar of Frocester 1692, and was

there in 1712.

1711

William Horsey. C.ffl. received as (ft. 18 June, 1711, re-
paid to Robert Houlton (see I7y°). Goodridge Ex-
hibitioner 1712, 1713.

1711.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 445

William Mytton. fH. 27 April, 1711 (fil. Richard! Mytton
de Halston, Salop, arm. set. 16). £.fH. received as (ft.
7 May, 1711. B.A. 25 Feb. 1714. M.A. 16 Oct. 1717.

Third son : subsequently Rector of Habberley, Salop ; an
eminent antiquary ; died 1746.

John Sutton. fH. 9 May, 1711 (fil. Thomse Sutton de Ins.,
Jamaica, arm. set. 16). (JT.fH. received as Jf.Gt. 27 April,
1711, restored 20 June, 1716.

Benjamin Melliar. (? Mac Lear.) fH. 15 May, 1711 (fil.
Jacobi Melliar de Katcott, Somerset, pleb. a3t. 16). C.fH.
received as Servitor 11 May, 1711, taken up for Battels
in 1715. Orierfc 1712—1714. B.A. 4 April, 1715.

Vicar of Dodington, Somerset, 23 April, 1718, and of Kilton,
Somerset, 7 June, 1722. He took his M.A. at Emanuel
College, Cambridge, 1723, and became Rector of Bawdrip,
Somerset, 19 Sept. 1723. All three livings were vacant by his
death in 1727.

John Sadler. £H. 15 May, 1711 (fil. Thomse Sadler de
Chilton, Wilton, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as <E,
11 May, 1711, restored in part 2 Dec. 1719; part taken
up for Battels, Lady Day, 1720. B.A. 25 Feb. 1714.
M.A. 19 Nov. 1717. B.M. 9 May, 1722.

George Reynell. fft. 20 June, 1711 (fil. Edmundi Reynell

de Sh ford, Devon, arm. set. 17). C.fft. received as

J;.4L 28 June 1711, restored 5 Oct. 1711. In Hearne's
Diary, 18 July, (Wed.), 1711, it is recorded : " On Monday
morning one Mr. Reynalds, a Gentleman Commoner of
Wadham College, of about 3 weeks standing, was
drowned by Ferry Hinksey, he being washing himself
but not able to swim."

Thomas Cheu Cart. £B. 9 July, 1711 (fil. Jacobi Cart de
St. Mary le Bow. Londin., gen. set. 16). C.fH. received
as (ft. same day, his receipt (undated) is signed Tho
Cheu Cart.

446 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1711.

John Townsend. m. 10 Oct. 1711 (fil. J. T. de Timpshell,
Devon, pleb. set. 17). <£.;$&. received as Servitor 26 Oct.
1711, restored 17 Feb. 1716. B.A. 16 June, 1715.

William Dodd. flft. 26 Nov. 1711 (fil. Henrici Dodd de
Crickett, Somerset, cler. get. 17). &.JS. received as (&.
27 Nov. 1711, restored 12 June, 1716. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1714, 1715. B.A. 6 July, 1715.

Hector of Charlton Mackrell, Somerset, 17 Oct. 1718. He
appears to have taken his M.A. at Queens' College, Cambridge,
1725, and to have been instituted to the Vicarage of Northover
13 Aug. 1731, and again to Charlton Mackrell, 20 Aug. 1731.
Prebendary of Cudworth (Wells), 1 Oct. 1735 ; died 18 March,
1760 : buried at Charlton Mackrell with this monument :
Underneath are deposited
The Remains of the late
Rev. Mr. William Dodd, M.A.
Rector of this place and sole Patron
Of the Church, Vicar of Northover, and Prebendary
Of Cudworth and Knowl founded in the Cathedral

Church of St. Andrew in Wells.

He departed this Life, the 18th day of March, 1760, in the
69th year of his age.
He was a tender Husband, an affectionate Parent,

A cheerful Companion, and a sincere Friend.
He perform'd the Business of his Function regularly,

Decently, and with seriousness :

And his Life and Conversation were not

Inconsistent with his Profession.

Thomas Twissell. m. 9 Dec. 1711 (fil. J. T. de Bissle,
Gloucestr. pleb. set. 22). (JLfB. received as (ft. 25 Feb.
taken up for Battels 1715. B.A. 16 June, 1715.

Richard Dyer. M. 12 March, 17H (nj- B- D- de Woodland,
Devon, arm. set. 16). dT.iH. received 6 March, I7|i-,
restored 23 July, 1714.

1712.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 447

1712.

John Spencer. C.fH. received as (ft. 27 Nov. 1712, restored
14 Dec. 1720. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1714. Elected
£>. 1715. B.A. 12 July, 1716. M.A. 14 May, 1719.
Goodridge Exhibitioner as £. 1716, 1717, 1718, 1719.

Thomas Taylor. C.fH. received as Servitor 10 Dec. 1712,
restored 17 June, 1716.

Thomas Wheat. f&. 31 March, 1712 (fil. Thomse Wheat
de Londin., Baronetti, set. 17). C.fH. received as Jf.Qt.
25 March, 1712.

Eldest son of Sir Thomas Wheate of Glympton, Oxon. first
Baronet : succeeded his father 25 Aug. 1721 : died s.p.m. May,
1746.

James Burton. M. 4 April, 1712 (fil. J. B. de Sutton,
Somerset, cler. set. 18). C.JK. received as (ft. 9 April,
1712, taken up for Battels 3 March, 17ff- B-A- 2$ Nov-
1715.

Probably Rector of South Cadbury 23 Sept. 1717 (resigned
1720) : and of Weston Bampfield, Somerset, 16 Nov. 1723.

John Plowman. M. 4 April, 1712 (fil. Gulielmi Plowman
de Steepleton, Dorcestr. cler. set. 17). CJH. received as
4L (Ploughman) 2 April, 1712, restored by Bursar
Whaley 12 March, — . Prohably John Plowman ad-
mitted 4L of Ch. Ch. 13 March, 1713. B.A. 17 May,
1716.

Henry Newbery. fft. 8 April, 1712 (fil. Roberti Newbery
de Doliss, ? Dowlish, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). <£Jft. re-
ceived as Or, 9 April, 1712, restored 15 Nov. 1713.

Joseph Case. M. 8 April, 1712 (fil. J. C. de Seburu,
? Seaburrow, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). <£.ffl. received as
Or, 9 April, 1712, restored 24 Feb. I7|f

448 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1712.

Robert Sadler, m. 10 April, 1712 (fil. R S. de Winford,
Somerset, cler. set. 17). (£.£H. received as (ft. 9 April,
1712, taken up for Battels 28 March and 13 May, 1720.
Goodridge Exhibitioner 1714, 1715. B.A. 29 Nov. 1715.
M.A. 13 June, 1718.

Robert Bolton. fH. 12 April, 1712. £Jtt. received as (ft.

6 June and 27 Oct. 1712, taken up for Battels 1719.
Elected S>. 1713. B.A. 13 Oct. 1715. M.A. 13 June,
1718. Elected dF. 1718, but received his last stipend
Midsummer, 1719.

Samuel Finch, ffi. 3 May, 1712 (fil. Rogeri Finch de
Shadeoake, ? Shelvock, Salop, gen. set. 17). C.fH. re-
ceived as (ft. 12 May, 1712, paid over by Bursar Whaley.

Edward Harington. fft. 7 May, 1712 (fil. Johannis
Harington de Kilson, i.e. Kelston, Somerset, arm. set. 15).
<&M. received as (ft. 24 April, 1712, restored 1721.
B.A. 23 Feb. 1715. M.A. 17 Nov. 1718. B.M. 25 May,
1722. D.M. 7 July, 1726.

He was the sixth son of his father's fourth wife : practised
medicine at Bath, and was buried at Kelston 8 Aug. 1757.

Patrick Brisco. fH. 7 May, 1712 (fil. Roberti Brisco de
Walbrook, Londin., gen. set. 16). C.iJH. received (Briscoe)

7 May, 1712, restored 19 Nov. 1715, when he signs
Brisco.

Robert Pitt. M. 3 June, 1712 (fil. Christopheri Pitt de
Blandford, Dorcestr. Doctoris, set. 16). C.ife. received as
(ft. 31 May, 1712, restored 7 July, 1720. Elected £.
1714. B.A. 16 Feb. 1715. M.A. 22 Oct. 1718. Elected
Jf. 1719. He does not appear to have held any offices.
On 4 March, I7f f-, there is a note about a debt due to
the College from Mr. Pitt and others.

Son of Christopher Pitt 1680 (Hutchins, IV. 90), and brother
of Christopher Pitt 1718.

John Bragge. fft. 5 June, 1712 (fil. Gulielmi Bragge de
Childhay, Dorcestr. gen. a3t. 18). (£.fH. received as (ft.
6 June, 1712, restored 11 Nov. 1714.

Possibly son of William Bragge 16 1 if.

1712.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 449

William Speke. fH. 5 June, 1712 (fil. Gulielmi Speke de
White Lagginton, Somerset, arm. set. 17). £.fH. received
as dF.OL 6 June, 1712, restored 29 Sept. 1715. Good-
ridge Exhibitioner 1714.

Giles Watkins. ffl. 17 Nov. 1712 (fil. Gulielmi Watkins
de Stroud, Gloucestr. gen. set. 18). C.fH. received as <£.

11 Dec. 1712, taken up for Battels in 1716, &c.

Peter Stafford. £fl. 18 Nov. 1712 (fil. P. S. de Wilson,
Warwic. pleb. set. 16). (ZLfH. received as Servitor

12 Aug. 1712, restored 15 July, 1717.

George Turner. £H. 26 Nov. 1712 (fil. Johannis Turner de
S. Andr. Holborn, gen. aet. 17). QL.M. received as (ft.
24 Oct. 1712.

Thomas Farndon. ffi. (Furnden) 2 Dec. 1712 (fil. Thomas
Farndon de Eustie, Warwic. pleb. set. 20). C.fft. received
28 Nov. 1712, restored Lady Day 1717. ? B.A.
(Farington) 2 July, 1716.

William Cotesworth. ffl. 9 Dec. 1712 (fil. Gulielmi
Cotesworth de Fanchurch Vic., Londin., arm. 33t. 17).
£.jim. received as JfM. 16 Aug. 1712, restored 29 June,
1719.

Henry Dunster. £H. 9 Dec. 1712 (fil. Thomas Dunster de
All Saints, Harford Op., gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as
j&. 29 Sept. 1712, taken up for Battels 3 March, 1719.
Elected g>. 1712. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1713, 1714,
1715, 1716. B.A. 12 July, 1716. M.A. (Merton)
14 May, 1719.

Son of Thomas Dunster 1680.

Anthony Pool. flj. (? Pook) 27 Feb. 17H (fil. Johannis
Pool de Chalsington, Somerset, gen.). C.fH. received as
(ft. same day, taken up for Battels 3 March, I7|f.

Christopher Derby. fH. 23 March., l7-}-f (fil. Benjamini
Derby de Blariford, Dorcestr. gen. .set. 18). C.ffl. re-
ceived as Servitor 21 March, I7|f, restored 4 March,
I7jf B.A 12 Nov. 1716.

Apparently son of Benjamin Derby 16 Z|, and brother of
William 1708, and Edward 1717.

G G

450 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1713.

1713.

Mr. Keate. C.fH. received as Gentleman (ft. sic, in the
last half of 1713, restored 20 April, 1716.

John Styles. d.fffiL received as (ft. in the last half of 1713,
restored 16 Nov. 1715, replaced the next day, again
restored 30 March, 1716.

Moore. C.fH. received as (ft, in the latter half of 1713,
restored 1715. On March 4, 1724, it is recorded in the
Convention Book that a debt was due from Mr. Moore.

Edward Bilston, fflL 26 March, 1714 (fil. Edvardi Bilston
de " Cirina St.," Gloucestr. gen. aet. 17). (£.£H. received
as (ft. 24 March, 17f§> restored 28 March, 1720. Good-
ridge Exhibitioner 1713. Elected &. 1714. B.A. 7 Nov.
1716. M.A. 2 Jane, 1719. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1717,
1718. Elected Jf. July, 1719. Elected Sub-dean. 1719,
1720. Moderator of Philosophy, 1721. Catechist, 1722,
On 29 June, 1723, it was determined that " Mr. Bilstorie
having been beneficed more than a year should cease to-
be a Fellow/'

Thomas Ball. f&. 26 March, 1713 (fil. T. B. de Kington,
Somerset, pleb. set. 20). C.fH. received as Servitor,
24 March, I7ff, restored 27 March. 1717. B,A. 7 Nov.
1716. M.A. (Magdalen Hall), 17 June, 1719.

Edmund Whorwood. fft. (Ev. Whharwood) 26 March,
1713 (fil. Thomse W. de Sukley, gen. set. 16). OLfKL
received as (ft. same dav, restored 31 Oct. 1720.
Elected &. 1714. B.A. 7 Nov. 1716. M.A. 24 Nov. 1719,
Elected Jf. July, 1719. Elected Moderator of Philosophy,,
1720. Humanity Lecturer, 1722. Bursar, 1723. Sub-
Warden, 1724. Apparently he received his Last Stipend
at Midsummer, 1725.

1713.] WARDEN DUNSTER. 451

George Bowditch. ffi. 28 March, 1713 (fil. Johannis Bow-
ditch de Thorncombe, Devon, pleb. set. 18). C.fH. received
as OL 30 March, 1713, restored 2 July, 1719. Elected
£. 1713. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1717. B.A. 7 Nov.
1716. M.A. 2 June, 1719. Elected Jf. July, 1718.
Elected Librarian, 1719. Catechist, 1720, 1721, 1725,
1728 (vice Upton), 1733, 1736, 1737. Dean, 1722, 1726.
On 30 Sept. 1735, he was presented to the Vicarage of
Southrop, which he vacated in 1741, being presented to
the Rectory of Winterslow in the diocese of Sarum, on
the resignation of Robert Thistlethwayte. He appears
to have received his last Stipend as Jf. Midsummer,
1739.

He remained at Winterslow till 1745. Rector of Compton
Valence, Dorset, 15 May, 1745 to 1748.

Henry Parsons. JH. 13 June, 1713 (fil. Thomse Parsons de
Cubington, Warwic. pleb. set. 16). CJE. received as OL
same day, and taken up for Battels, Aug. 1718. B.A.
22 May, 1717.

Robert Pester. M. 25 June, 1713 (fil. Roberti Pester de
Kingston, Somerset, pleb. a)t. 17). C.fH. received as
Servitor, 16 June, 1713, taken up for Battels, Aug. 1718.
B.A. 6 May, 1717.

Vicar of Stawleigh, Somerset, 26 Sept. 1720, resigned 1728 ;
Vicar of Stocklench Ottersy 11 March, 1727, where his signa-
ture occurs for the last time in 1756. He appears to have
taken his M.A. at Queens' College, Cambridge, in 1743.

John Barron. £H. 14 July, 1713 (fil. Nicolai Barren de
Froster, i.e. Frocester, Gloucestr. pleb. aet. 15). (&.M.
received in the latter half of 1713, restored by Bursar
Girdler. B.A. 10 May, 1717.

John Swinton. £H. 16 July, 1713 (fil. Johannis Swinton
de Knotsford, Cestr. gen. ast. 16). <E.£H. received in the

^ latter half of 1713, taken up for Battels in 1720. Elected
&. 1716, he took the Oaths 2 Oct. B.A. 5 July, 1717.
M.A. 16 May, 1720.
G G 2
•

452 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1713.

Francis Leighton. fH. 18 July, 1713 (fil. Edvardi Leigh ton
de Cardeston, Salop, gen. aet. 16). (£.£R. received in the
latter half of 1713, taken up for Battels, 1716. Elected
S>. 1714. He does not seem to have graduated: his
Stipend is paid for the last time at Midsummer, 1720.

Probably brother of Daniel Leighton 1710 : (Cardeston adjoins
Wattlesborough, but Sir Edward Leighton here described as
Generosus was made a Baronet in 1692 ;) if so he was sub-
sequently Lieutenant General and Colonel of 32nd Regiment :
died 1773.

Nathaniel Bond. £H. 20 Oct. 1713 (fil. Richardi Bond de
Stroud, Gloucestr. gen. set. 17). C.fH. received in the
latter half of 1713, restored 12 Feb.

Thomas Rogers. fH. 20 Oct. 1713 (fil. --de Frampton,
Gloucestr. gen. set. 14). (JLJH. received in the latter half
of 1713, restored 28 March, 1720. B.A. 5 July, 1717.
M.A. 12 Dec. 1720.

John Cadenham. This entry is as follows in the Matric.
Books : " Dec. 16, E. Coll. Wad. 17, John, Cadenham in
com. Wilts arm. fil."

Robert Pye. fH. 16 Feb. I7£f (fil. Carol! Pye de Darby
civ. baron etti). <£.fH. received as JfM. in the first half
of 1714, restored 9 Dec. 1728. B.A. 27 Nov. 1717.
M.A. 9 July, 1720.

Evidently son of Sir Charles Pye of Hone, Derby. He was in
Orders, and F.R.S., and succeeded his elder brother Richard
in the Baronetcy 1724, but died unmarried 23 May, 1734, when
the dignity became extinct. Among Dr. Griffith's pictures is
a view dedicated to Robert Pye.

William Carells. fH. 25 Feb. 17|f (fil. Thomas Carells de
Torbrion, Devon, pleb. set. 18). <£.£H. received as (ft. in
the first half of 1714, restored, 1718. B.A (Carell)
24 May, 1717.

Henry Phillips. £H. 25 Feb. 17|J- (fil. Johannis Phillips
de Thuiiston, Devon, pleb.- aet. 19). CT.fH. received as

1713.]

WARDEN DUNSTER.

453

Servitor in the first half of 1714, restored 28 Feb. ]7-}-£,
replaced in part 5 March, 1717, restored 9 Dec. 1720.
B.A. 14 Oct. 1717.

John Farnham. £ft. 25 Feb. 1 7H (fil. Francisci Farnham
de Misterton, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). CD.fft. received as
Servitor in the first half of 1714, increased to OL 16 Sept.

1715, restored 2 July, 1719. Goodridge Fxhibitioner

1716, 1717. B.A. 14 Oct. 1717. He is the only (£.
who appears in the College record of those who took the
Oaths of Allegiance, &c. required after the accession of
George I., which he did at Oxford on 12 Jan.

John Taylor. fH. 1 March, I7^f (fil. Johannis Taylor de
Brumham, i.e. Bromham, Wilton, cler. set. 19). C.fH.
received ns <£. in the first half of 1714, restored 3 March,
17-ff. He took the Oaths of Allegiance, &c. required
after the accession of George I. at New Sarum on 11 Jan.
1715, whence I infer that he was the Goodridge
Exhibitioner of the name in 1715 and 1716.

John Bodley. £H. 5 March, !7}-f (fil. Gulielmi Bodley de
Oxon., gen. set. 16). WH. received as (ft. in the first
half of 1714, restored 30 April, 1718.

William Pitt. fa. 9 March, 17-J4 (fil. Samuelis Pitt de
Londin. arm. set. 17). <2L£H. received as JF.OL in the
first half of 1714, restored 17 Dec. 1715.

Philip Speke. fa. 9 March, I7|f (fil. Gulielmi Speke de
Jordon, Somerset, gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as (£t.
in the first half of 1714, restored 10 Dec. 1720. Elected g>.
1715. B.A. 16 Oct. 1717. M.A. 5 July, 172 1. Goodridge
Exhibitioner 1714, and as £. 1718, 1719, 1720, 1721.
He first appears as Jf. in 1724 : in which year (Jan. 2)
there is a mention of a debt due fro n Mr. Speke to the
College. He was elected Subdean, 1721. Dean, 1723,
1724. Bursar 1725, 1730, 1731, 1732. Sub-Warden,
1726, 1727, 1728, 1735, 1736,1737. Catechist, 1729.
Librarian, 1738, 1739. Junior Proctor, 1726. He appears
to have been presented to the Vicarage of West Doulisli

454 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1713.

Somerset, 8 Feb. 1720. On 6 Dec. 1736, he was desired
to give up his accounts on 15 April, 1737. On 5 June,
1737, Mr. Thomas (Bursar) or Mr. Stone, or both of them
were desired to consult Dr. Brooke (probably Henry
Brooke, D.C.L. of All Souls) "what method is most
proper to sequester Mr. Speke's living and effects for
debts due to the College." On 30 June, 1738, he was
ordered to give up his accounts on 10 July and on
13 July he was allowed one day more, viz. 23 October
next — then the College to take proper steps to oblige
him by law. In the meanwhile no Bursar was to pay
him any money. On 27 March, 1739, it was ordered
that his Jf. should be sequestered, and a guinea is
charged in the accounts for the expense : again at Mid-
summer, 1740, there is a charge (£2 19s.) for the same
purpose. His JR. was vacant 30 June, 1741. On
25 March, 1746, it was resolved to release Philip Speke
late Jf. from his debt for £100, and all costs to be paid
in six months, and on 25 Oct. the release was granted
for £100 and £12 costs. " The College compounded for
such a desperate debt, viz. £213 2s. 5d. due since 1733."

William Evans, ffi. 9 March, 17^ (fit. Danielis Evans
de Bustock, i.e. Burstock, Dorcestr. pleb. set. 17). £.fH.
received as Servitor in the first half of 1714, restored
Aug. 1718.

John Tom. m. 9 March, I7}f (fil. Richard! Tom de
Bodmin, Cornub. gen. a3t. 17). 4D.fffl. received as (ft. in
the first half of 1714, taken up for Battels, Aug. 1718.
B.A. 14 Oct. 1717.

Charles Hughes, m. 9 March, 17}-J (fil. Richard! Hughes
de Breswork, ? St. Breock, Cornub. gen. set. 18). (E.fH.
received as (?T. in the latter half of 1713, restored
28 June, 1716.

John Smith, ffc. 17 March, I7jf (fil. Thomse Smith de
Cossington, Somerset, cler. set. 18). OLfH. received as (ft.
in the first half of 1714, restored 2 Dec. 1719. Possibly
J. S., B.A. (Hart Hall) 6 March, 1720 ; M.A. 4 July,
1721

1713-14.]

WARDEN DUNSTER.

455

David Pratt, £H. 19 March, 17|£ (fil. Ephrm. Pratt de
Edgcott, Northampton, pleb. set. 17). (£.fft. received as
Servitor in the first half of 1714, restored 1 March, 17H.
B.A. 14 Oct. 1717.

1714.

Walter Wyatt. (E.fH. received as Servitor in the first half
of 1714, restored 7 Sept. 1716. Elected OTlerfe 1714 till
1716. B.A. (New Inn Hall) 19 Nov. 1717.

William Phipps. C.fH. received as Jf.<&. 10 Dec. 1714,
restored 9 Dec. 1715.
See also under 1692.

Edmund Flemming. fH. 22 April, 1714 (fil. Edvardi
Flemming de Firfield, Oxon., gen. set. 16). C.ffl. re-
ceived in the first half of 1714, restored Dec. 1719.
B.A 10 March, 1717. M.A. 27 June, 1721.

Thomas Newnam. M. 22 April, 1714 (fil. Michaelis
Newnam de Iver, Buck., gen. set. 16). (£.|ft. received as
(E. in the first half of 1714, taken up for Battels in
Aug. 1718.

Thomas Vernon. fH. 2 July, 1714 (fil. Johannis Vernon
de Scti Jac., Londin., arm. set. 17). C.fft. received as
OL 6 July, 1714, restored 26 Jan. 1716.

John Tracey. £H. 2 July, 1714 (fil. Samuelis Tracey de
Guilford, Surr., pleb. aet. 17). C.IH. received as Servitor
6 July, 1714, restored 10 Dec. 1720. OTlecfe 1716 to
1719. B.A. 12 March, 1718.

William Oaks. fH. 21 July, 1714 (fil. Gulielmi Oaks de
? Insu. Vect. gen. set. 18). <£.£H. received as (ft. 6 July,
1714, restored by Bursar Coombe.

456 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1714.

John Cowper. £K. 14 Oct. 1714 (fil. Spencer Cowper de
Southerick, Surr., arm. set. 20). (JT.fH. received as (ft.
6 July, 1714, restored 16 May, 1718. B.A. 5 Feb. 1715.
M.A. (Merton) 18 Dec. 1718.

Subsequently Rector of Great Berkhamstead, Herts, and
Chaplain in ordinary to King George II. Brother of William
Cowper 17flf.

Samuel Woodford. fa. 22 Nov. 1714 (fil. Heighes Wood-
ford de Elverton, ? Elvetham, Hampton, cler. aet. 18).
<£JE. received as (ZL 19 Nov. 1714, restored by Bursar
Coombe 23 June, — . Probably Samuel Woodford, B.A.
(New College) 8 April, 1719.

Rector of Ansford (Almsford) 17 Sept. 1719 to 16 May, 1771,
and Vicar of Castle Gary 1 Nov. 1721 to 16 May, 1771. He
was buried at Almsford with the following monument :

H. S. E.

Samuel Woodforde, A.M.

Ecclesiae de Castle Gary Vicarius

Hujus item Parcecise annos magis quinquaginta

Rector indefessus

Et honoratissimo comiti de Tankerville
A sacris domesticis.

Vir erat

Antiquis moribus, virtute, fide

Pauperibus erogator largus

Pater prudens ac providus

Amicus certus, cordatus, fidus.

Eodem tumulo
Quiescunt cineres uxoris amatse eequse ac amantissimse

Janse Woodforde

Illapru,sobntFeb.8M766|setatisanno 60
Ille sequutus Man 16' 1771 ) 76

Son of Heighes Woodford 16||.

Woodier Masson. f&. 22 Nov. 1714 (fil. Gulielmi Masson
de Civ., Londin., gen. set. 16). C.fH. received as (ft.
(Woodyear Masson) 19 Nov. 1714, restored 22 June,

1718.

William Dew. fH. 1 Dec. 1714 (fil. Thomse Dew de Sti
Aldates, Oxon., gen. a3t. 16). C.fft. received 30 Nov.
1714, restored bv Bursar Irons 28 Oct. — .

1714.]

WARDEN DUNSTER.

457

William Budworth. fH. 4 Feb. 1714 (fil. Gulielmi Bud-
worth de Civ. Oxon., gen. set. 16). (C.fH. received as (ft.
20 Jan. I7f£, restored 9 July, 1724. Goodridge Ex-
hibitioner 1716, 1717. Elected £>. 1718: he took the
Oaths 15 Oct. 1718. B.A. 5 Feb. 1718. M.A. 30 June,
1721. Goodridge Exhibitioner 1719, 1720, 1721, 1722.
Elected Jf. before 1725, probably in 1724. Elected
Moderator of Philosophy 1724 ; Humanity Lecturer 1725 ;
but he resigned his Jf. 24 Feb. 17||.

Nathaniel Gilbert, ffl. 4 Feb. I7f£ (til. Nathan. Gilbert
de Insula Antegoa., gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as <£.
28 Jan. 17-Ji, restored 1716.

Edward Stillingfleet. fH. 8 March, 17^ (fil. Jacobi
Still ingfleet de Hartlebury, Vigorn., cler. set. 17). C.fH.
received as OL 12 Feb. I7|i, restored 172—. B.A.
24 Nov. 1718. M.A. (Merton) 24 Jan. 1721.

Minister of St. Nicholas, Worcester ; Prebendary of Worcester
1737 ; Rector of Hartlebury. He died 16 March, 1777, and
was buried in Worcester Cathedral with this inscription :
Edvardus Stillingfleet
Episcopi nepos

Decani filius
Ipse Canonicus.

Sed quorsum hi tituli sepulchrales
Cum regibus, cum patriciis, cum plebeiis

Jacet
Communem mundi expectans rogum

Ob. Mart, die XVI

Anno Salutis Humanse MDCCLXXVII
LXXIX.

Samuel Perkins. fH. 17 March, I7ff (fil. Thomas Perkins
de Pelson, ? Pillesdon, Dorcestr. gen. set. 18). <E.i!H. re-
ceived as 01. 26 Feb. I7|f, restored 11 July, 1722.
B.A. 11 Oct. 1718. M.A. 7 June, 1722.
Kector of Pillesdon 30 May, 1720 ; died 1726.

John Gould, ffl. 17 March, 17H (fil. Thomse Gould de
Peryton, Somerset, pleb. set. 18). C.JH. received as
Servitor 14 March, 1714, restored 17 April, 1719. B.A.
24 Nov. 1718. M.A. (St. Mary Hall) 8 July, 1721.

458 WARDEN DUNSTER. [1715.

1715.

Ewens. (ftleife from Lady Day 1715 to Christmas 1717.
B.A. (William Ewins) 19 Nov. 1717.

George Worneys (?). &.JK. received as (St. 23 Feb. 1?H»

restored Aug. 1718.

William Morgan. ffl. 31 March, 1715 (fil. Edvardi
Morgan de Lenderyn, i.e. Penderyn, Brecon, gen. set. 18).
C.fH. received as (St. 11 Feb. I7ff, restored 27 June,
1716.

William Hughes, ffl. 4 April, 1715 (fil. Joannis Hughes
de Agmondesham, Buck.,cler. set. 18). (£.fH. received as
OL 30 March, 1715, restored 28 March, 1720.

William Raymond. M. 4 April, 1715 (fil. Johannis Ray-
mond de Rumsey, Hampton, cler. set. 19). <£.J3fl. received
as Servitor, 23 April, 1715, restored Christmas, 1720.
B.A. 26 Feb. 1718.

Probably son of John Raymond 1668.

Edward Fullham. ffl. 6 April, 1715 (fil. Joannis Fullham
de Compton, Surr., gen. sat. 16). C.ffl. received as (ft.
same day, restored 20 April, 1716.

Died single 31 Dec. 1768, aged 74 ? (Manning and Bray).

Charles Taylor. fH. 9 April, 1715 (fil. Joannis Taylor
de Totnes, Devon, gen. set. 17). C.fH. received as (St.
14 April, 1715, restored in 1718. B.A. (Tayler) 24 Nov.
1718.

William Baker. £H. 30 May, 1715 (fil. Johannis Baker de
Ilminster, Somerset, pleb. set. 17). (£.fH. received as
Servitor 20 May,